Examples of using Self-portrait in English and their translations into Hebrew
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somewhere like it- drawing a self-portrait or two every day.
I never made any claims on the self-portrait although I had every right to do that.
Man Ray in his own autobiography entitled"Self-portrait", published in 1963.
As he wrote in his"Self-portrait"(Autoritratto, 1977),
a Kokoschka painting, or a Schiele self-portrait, reveals what an anxiety state really feels like.
Highlights of non-French paintings of the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist collection include Vincent van Gogh's Bedroom in Arles and Self-portrait, 1887.
having me be the brush in their self-portrait.
This worker with his box is a kind of self-portrait of the photographer, within the picture:
Self-portrait between the clock and the bedEdvard Munch1943, 149.5× 120.5 cm Among
This is sort of a self-portrait taxidermy time capsule piece called A Point Just Passed,
This is sort of a self-portrait taxidermy time capsule piece called A Point Just Passed,
It will have a self-portrait(the same 1799 painting that can be seen in London's Tate Britain museum), the ship depicted in Turner's work The Fighting Temeraire,
women in androgynous or masculine dress, including her self-portrait of 1923, which is her most widely reproduced work.
The rope seems to extend to the viewer an offer to come closer to the artist's life journey, like a self-portrait that simulates personal human qualities,
That self-portrait captures much of the big picture of a now 19-year-old who can blend intellectual curiosity with the tunnel vision to train in an unchanging environment that has little visual or aural stimulation.
So I had this new idea for-for my photography that I was gonna take a picture of everything that I owned so it would be a self-portrait of myself through the stuff that I have.
using the various clothes, accessories, and backgrounds; choose the photographer or take a self-portrait with your phone and remember.
the duplicity of the reflected image and the back-and-forth movement allude to a narcissistic gaze, to a self-portrait, as a kind of addiction to filming in motion.
A hand-written note from the 16th century titles the drawing"Leonardus Vincius(in red chalk) self-portrait at an advanced age(in charcoal)," so that its interpretation as Leonardo's self-portrait during the last years of his life is generally accepted nowadays.
Whether he paints landscape, a self-portrait, a series of portraits of the radical feminist Simon de Beauvoir,