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Meanings of portrait in English
Artistic representation of one or more persons.
Related terms
Written description or analysis of a person or thing.
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Usage of portrait in English
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Here's another example: a new trend on Flickr called the long portrait.
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It put many thousands of portrait artists out of business, for example.
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The first noticeable result of this action was that the portrait disappeared.
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The likeness is excellent in the portrait which Horace Vernet drew in.
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All the personal and particular majesty of a portrait of Louis XIV.
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To have one's portrait sketched takes twenty minutes and costs twenty dollars.
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Exposed a portrait of Philip IV in every gallery in the world.
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The Queen Freud's portrait created controversy among the media and the public.
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Yes, the portrait of my ancestor that I brought back from France.
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A new documentary provides an unusual portrait of homelessness in New York.
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This portrait of us holding all the words we never said anymore.
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An old painting in the Hospice shows this scene in vivid portrait.
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In the fly-leaf of the book was a beautiful portrait of Tagore.
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The portrait of Miss Crandall now hangs in the Cornell University Library.
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This portrait was painted in the latter half of the seventeenth century.
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The most reliable portrait of this artist is in the Basle Museum.
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Portrait through the time
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