WASHINGTON (AP) — President George W. Bush’s two terms in office have been marked by wars, a global financial crisis, and a steady stream of political opposition. But his official portrait, unveiled ...
Oh, Gordon. What a frown you have on. Grimace. This isn’t going well. What happens if we looked after the war, and looked at civilians? Would that search yield some happier portraiture? Mark, dude.
For most of recorded human history, the open smile has been “deeply unfashionable,” observes writer Nicholas Jeeves in his essay “The Serious and the Smirk: The Smile in Portraiture.” Today, we ...
It gives new meaning to the phrase “He has risen.” The sky should get interesting some time around Easter when an 80-foot hot air balloon rises over the landscape of Western New York, bearing a ...
PHILADELPHIA – President Bush got a look at how history will remember him – at least in one artist’s view – as he presided over the unveiling of his portrait at a private club in the City of Brotherly ...
In an excerpt from her essay in the June/July 2014 Issue, Weldon writes: "Bailey's new portraits of Queen Elizabeth II show the candor, wisdom, benevolence, and strength of will of the constitutional ...
A photographer has travelled the world capturing families alongside their beloved animals in a stunning album that includes alpacas posing alongside pigs, cats and dogs sitting on laps, and chickens ...
Oh, Gordon. What a frown you have on. Grimace. This isn't going well. What happens if we looked after the war, and looked at civilians? Would that search yield some happier portraiture? Sam, dude. You ...
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