Meanings of portrait bust in English

She made a portrait bust of herself for the Uffizi Gallery, in Florence.

The portrait bust hasn't always been so fascinating to modern eyes.

In 1907 John Quincy Adams Ward offered a prize for the best portrait bust.

Why, I even seem to remember that a sculptor was commissioned to make a portrait bust of you.

Messer Bindo Altoviti took me to see his portrait bust in bronze, and told me it was by your hand.

Above them is the beautiful bust of another Poet Laureate, Dryden, and the less artistic portrait bust of the American poet Longfellow.

Nor could he resist the desire of contemplating the portrait bust, which-itwas foolish to talk about ideals-wasnot Liberty, but Myrtle Hazard.

They passed through a room in which a stately young lady was working without a model at an almost completed portrait bust in clay.

It consists of contemporary reinterpretations of the classical portrait bust by more than 30 Irish and international artists, offering an array of media and approaches.

We stepped through a panelled door, set between two basalt portrait busts.

She executed many portrait busts, one of them being of Nathaniel Hawthorne.

They did monuments and portrait busts of the royal family, nobles, and great men.

Her portrait busts of her relatives were numerous and are still seen in private galleries.

He is particularly interested in personalities, having done a number of very clever portrait busts.

Her best-known works are portrait busts, which are numerous.

His portrait busts were, in a sense, mere pot-boilers; he lavished himself upon his ideal figures.