Examples of 'portraitist' in a sentence

Meaning of "portraitist"

portraitist (noun) - an artist who specializes in creating portraits of individuals, capturing their likeness and personality on canvas or in other mediums
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  • A painter or photographer who makes portraits.

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He mainly worked as a portraitist of the high society.
It is thought that he began his career as a portraitist.
As a professional portraitist she was obliged to please her subjects.
It was there that he made his name as a portraitist.
He was known as portraitist and painter or figures.
He had a determining influence on her career as a portraitist.
The life of this portraitist is very poorly known.
I do not think anyone starts out wanting to be a portraitist.
He was a portraitist and a religious painter.
Wandesforde started out as a portraitist and teacher.
She eventually specialized in portraits and became known as a talented portraitist.
Its talents of portraitist are indisputable.
He is mainly known as a copyist and portraitist.
He also gained favor as a portraitist and sculptor of genre subjects.
He was also a highly accomplished painter and portraitist.

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Hujar was a portraitist in everything he did.
Elliott was considered the best portraitist of his day.
He remained a popular portraitist and also enjoyed success as a landscape painter.
I would not call myself a portraitist.
His ability as a portraitist is demonstrated by playing with sienna and blue hues.
And he begins to make a career as a portraitist.
She was the second living portraitist and first woman to show there.
Koppelaar is also known as a portraitist.
Portraitist of volume.
Hilliard would go on to be the supreme miniature portraitist of the era.
Portraitist and landscape painter known for her depictions of women in interior settings.
She worked mostly as a portraitist.
He was a portraitist and painter of rural Philippine landscapes.
Lachaise was also known as a portraitist.
He became not only the court portraitist but a major religious painter.
He has occasionally worked as a portraitist.
It was a relatively simple matter for a portraitist to remove or add a pregnant belly to a painting.
He was also in demand as a portraitist.
Cocke was active as a portraitist until her death in Roanoke.
He was also a skilled portraitist.
Amorsolo was a portraitist and painter of rural Philippine landscapes.
Instone is more than a portraitist.
The Portraitist is not allowed to see the model.
He developed as a draftsman and portraitist.
He was primarily a portraitist and was an official artist of the Second Empire.
He painted historical and religious subjects and was a celebrated portraitist.
Ward quickly made himself a name as a portraitist in his new hometown.
This portraitist dedicated to depicting the African diaspora uses bright colours.
She was in demand as a portraitist.
Lucien Clergue portraitist and southern photographer.
They embraced her as the greatest portraitist of her age.
He was the portraitist of Napoleon then sculptor of the King.
He mainly became known as a portraitist.
There he became the most successful portraitist of the day apart from Reynolds and Gainsborough.
He then went on to establish a reputation as a portraitist.

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