Meanings of pastel portrait in English

He was holding up a pastel portrait of himself.

He made at this time quite a good pastel portrait of me in his very best and earliest style.

A pastel portrait of Mr. Chadwick is in the centre of a decorative scroll on which is the following testimonial:

She was doing a pastel portrait in the Champs Elysées quarter, so she reluctantly left, to the Painter's great relief.

Karen's also just won the top award at the Hope &Sons Art Awards in Dunedin for a pastel portrait of her son.

Her pretty vacant face with its faded bloom resembled a pastel portrait in which the artist had forgotten to paint an expression.

Her own were soft and shining in the moonlight, and she was smiling a little-theroguish little smile of the imitation pastel portrait.

She opens a book and reads aloud while I take my ease, looking at the pastel portrait which hangs just opposite the window.

And her smile had no unpleasant uplift at the corners; it was the dimply, roguish smile of the pastel portrait only several times nicer.

Another larger pastel , this time a 19th century pastel portrait of a woman in the style of Sir Thomas Gainsborough, is expected to fetch £500-£700

He made pastel portraits of Native Americans and wanted my mother to help open a museum of his work in Arizona.

Eventually, in her later years, after George was long gone, she made a little money doing greeting cards and pastel portraits of people's children.

He had to rush off this afternoon to do pastel portraits of two Russian princesses at St. Germain, and he hasn't got back yet.