Meanings of half-length portrait in English

As I entered a half-length portrait of George III.

On the wall over the sofa hung a large half-length portrait of a dark, handsome man in a riding-cloak.

She held up a half-length portrait of a dark-haired lady with merry, captivating eyes, high cheekbones, and a smiling mouth.

I might, indeed, have mistaken it for a picture; for it now reflected a half-length portrait of a singularly beautiful woman.

Twelve pictures contributed to the Royal Academy Exhibition, including Mrs. Sheridan as St. Cecilia and a half-length portrait of Dr. Robinson, primate of Ireland.

Two half-length portraits were therefore fixed upon.

The show is perfectly choreographed to flow from single heads in the first gallery to half-length portraits in the second.

That which fascinated his gaze was a series of half-length portraits in oval frames, representing his parents, himself, his sisters, and brothers.

In the first of these two rooms, or ante-chamber, were half-length portraits of James I. and Charles I.; whole lengths of Charles II.