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Перевод: portraitist

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Тезаурус:

1. Allan Ramsay, the 17th century portraitist to the great and glamorous , is currently receiving belated acclaim.
2. The result had been as fresh-faced and direct as Hogarth's Shrimp Girl and when the Queen was persuaded to choose Moynihan as the portraitist of Princess Elizabeth, she wanted the same quality as that found in Private Clarke .
3. The Pursuit of Perfection , the National Portrait Gallery's major retrospective of society photographer Dorothy Wilding, who was the most successful and fashionable woman portraitist in the London of the 1920s and 1930s (22 Feb-;4 Apr).
4. Sally Lescher's Conservation Management is giving a first exhibition in London to Glaswegian portraitist, John Boyd (to 24 July), whose thickly brushed nude studies and landscapes have won admiration in Scotland.
5. The furore raised by the 1988 winner, Alison Watt, whose reward was the sitting given by the Queen Mother, exemplifies problems a portraitist faces.
6. In Dostoevsky's opinion, "The portrait painter seeks the moment when the model looks most like himself; in the capacity to find and hold this moment lies also the talent of the portraitist."
7. Only regimental commissions (numerous enough to oil the wheels of many a portraitist's agency) continue the heroic tradition.
8. The Pursuit of Perfection, the National Portrait Gallery's major retrospective of society photographer Dorothy Wilding, who was the most successful and fashionable woman portraitist in the London of the 1920s and 1930s (until 4 Apr.).
9. Another recent royal portraitist is the amiable and down to earth Yorkshireman, Tom Wood.
10. the most desirable portraitist of modern times must be Lucian Freud, certainly the one with the highest integrity rating.
11. Like couturiers and coiffeurs, your portraitist has power - to massage your ego or expose your flaws.
12. After his experiences photographing there, he found it very difficult to continue the rather dull life of a colonial portraitist, and soon set off again for the strange and exotic land of Siam.
13. The Royal Air Force always had two salaried artists at any one time, and one of these was a portraitist.