Examples of using This portrait in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This portrait that you sent her.
Why do you keep this portrait of my mother?
This portrait was taken with the 50mm.
I didn't realize how important this portrait was to you.
This portrait is incredibly important to me.
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Mr. Holbein has sent this portrait of Anne of Cleves.
This portrait will get the illuminate lighting which is amazing.
And yet immortalised by this portrait painted in 1654.
Can you please tell us the story behind this portrait?
Einstein later called this portrait his favourite.
Compare this portrait with the head we saw before, by Ghirlandajo.
I would never have written this portrait, were it true.
This portrait was painted earlier this year, for her sixteenth birthday.
Mr. Holbein has sent this portrait of Anne de Cleves, your Majesty.
Høyen is right; one does not tire of looking at this portrait.
I'm preparing this portrait for the new Romantic exhibition.
Look, Jimmy, I waited too long to stand up to her about this portrait thing.
This portrait of the cosmic bird covers a 1.6 degree wide swath across the plane of the Milky W….
Filmed archives of prestigious pianists, some of whom are no longer with us,complete this portrait of Chopin's art.
This portrait will certainly confirm what I said just now, and it will show you another thing at the same time.
We don't rip our family portrait, even if we don't like the nose of our uncle, because this portrait is you.
This portrait appears on the lid of another work in the form of a box(Multidimensional Self-Portrait, 1999).
This portrait is revolutionary, because it changed the way of painting portraits, completely accurate copies.
One… we take her home now and deliver to daddy this portrait of a daughter as a young drunk, and reveal to the one person who shares a pillow with the secretary that we were out alone.
This portrait was incorrectly identified as Henry's fifth wife, Queen Catherine Howard, when it was discovered in the Victorian era.
This portrait of the great teacher is a compelling and informative read for yoga teachers and students who truly want to understand the source of their tradition and practice.
This portrait of the delicate female bears a striking resemblance to that 50′s ideal my mother and other women of her generation fought so hard to leave behind.
In this portrait of the city, its people, and its still-controversial destruction, Frederick Taylor has drawn on archives and sources only accessible since the fall of the East German regime, and talked to Allied aircrew and survivors, from members of the German armed services and refugees fleeing the Russian advance to ordinary citizens of Dresden.