- homes. The
skulls denote some of the
earliest sculptural examples of
portraiture in the
history of art. Most
early representations that are
clearly intended...
- Self-
portraiture, or
Autoportraiture is the
field of art
theory and
history that
studies the history,
means of production, circulation, reception, forms...
-
Roman portraiture was one of the most
significant periods in the
development of
portrait art. The
surviving portraits of
individuals are
almost entirely...
- Just
Cause (1995), The
Locusts (1997), and The Love
Letter (1999). Her
portraiture work has been
shown in the
Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and...
-
Zealand Portrait Gallery Te Pūkenga
Whakaata hosts the
biennial Adam
Portraiture Award competition, New Zealand's
premier portrait prize. The
first competition...
- Look up
portrait in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
portrait is a
visual likeness of a person.
Portrait or
portraits may also
refer to:
Portrait painting...
- ****enistic
portraiture was one of the most
innovative features of ****enistic art.
Spurred on by an
increased interest in realism, ****enistic sculptors...
-
Natural light portraiture Portrait photography, or
portraiture, is a type of
photography aimed toward capturing the
personality of a
person or
group of...
- The
portraiture of
Queen Elizabeth I (1533–1603)
spans the
evolution of
English royal portraits in the
early modern period (1400/1500-1800), from the...
- self-portraits have been made
since the
earliest times, the
practice of self-
portraiture only
gaining momentum in the
Early Renaissance in the mid-15th century...
