Some of Pope Pius III's most famous portraits can be viewed in the Louvre Museum.

Some sources indicate these portraits were busts, while others suggest that funeral masks were also displayed.

Some of the plot elements of Ruddigore had been introduced by Gilbert in his earlier one-act opera, Ages Ago ( 1869 ), including the tale of the wicked ancestor and the device of the ancestors stepping out of their portraits.

Some scholars believe that Magdalena Offenburg, the model for the Darmstadt Madonna and for two portraits painted in Basel, was for a time Holbein's mistress.

Some of his most vivid portraits resulted from a late series done for the Catholic clergy, which included paintings of a cardinal, archbishops, bishops, and monsignors.

Some of them were long considered portraits of the family of the Theban Archon Pollios Soter, a historical character known from written sources, but this has turned out to be incorrect.

Some portraits of men show sword-belts or even pommels, suggesting that they were members of the Roman military.

Some authors suggest that the idea of such portraits may be related to the custom among the Roman nobility of displaying imagines, images of their ancestors, in the atrium of their house.

Some aspects of the mummy portraits, especially their frontal perspective and their concentration on key facial features, strongly resemble later icon painting.

Some very early works anticipate the varied flesh tones of his mature style, for example Cedric Morris ( 1940, National Museum of Wales ), but after the end of the war he developed a thinly painted very precise linear style with muted colours, best known in his self-portrait Man with Thistle ( 1946, Tate ) and a series of large-eyed portraits of his first wife, Kitty Garman, such as Girl with a Kitten ( 1947, Tate ).

Some portraits, especially in the 1980s, have very carefully painted views of London roofscapes seen through the studio windows.

Some of the portraits are believed to be of kings, queens, or courtiers, and others are thought to show classical or Biblical figures.

Some of the earliest surviving painted portraits of people who were not kings or emperors, are the funeral portraits that survived in the dry climate of Egypt's Fayum district.

Some formal photo portraits still use black-and-white.

Some of these pieces are landscapes such as Pearblossom Highway # 2, others being portraits, e. g. Kasmin 1982, and My Mother, Bolton Abbey, 1982.

Some portraits of Queen Elizabeth II include a corgi.

Some rooms are frescoed with histories of the city and portraits of its most illustrious men.

Some of the shows in 2009 included a collection of portraits done by Mexican artist Enrique Estrada, landscapes of Veracruz state by Armando Zesatti and a photo exhibit named “ Lenguajes fotograficas .” The World Trade Center Veracruz also contains an ice-skating rink, something that has become popular in Mexico.

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Some people use the term ' street artist ' more broadly and also refer to people involved in busking, such as musicians who sing and / or play instruments, acrobats, jugglers, living statues, performers of street theatre, artists who use pastel crayons to copy famous paintings onto pavements, as well as artists who sell their paintings, portraits ( e. g. caricatures ), prints, and various crafts.

Some of his more interesting pieces were portraits of the Duke of Buckingham and his family ( Hampton Court ), the King and Queen of Bohemia ( Hanover and Combe Abbey ), Marie de Medici ( Amsterdam Stadthuis ),

Some of them were also decorated with jewelled covers, portraits, and heraldic emblems.

Some modern silhouette artists also make silhouette portraits from photographs of people taken in profile.

Some even depict it as a horned, dragon-like creature with a serpent-headed tail and small, round ears, while others have both " necks " of equal size so that it cannot be determined which is the rear head.

Some of the stories included in Saint Anthony's biography are perpetuated now mostly in paintings, where they give an opportunity for artists to depict their more lurid or bizarre interpretations.

Some Ancient Lives depict Homer as a wandering minstrel, like Thamyris or Hesiod, who walked as far as Chalkis to sing at the funeral games of Amphidamas.

Some classical works depict young satyrs being tended to by older, sober satyrs, while there are also some representations of child satyrs taking part in Bacchanalian / Dionysian rituals ( including drinking alcohol, playing musical instruments, and dancing ).

Some works depict female satyrs with their children ; others describe the child satyrs as playing an active role in the events, including one instance of a painting by Jean Raoux ( 1677 – 1735 ).

Some scenes depict the dead and wounded, bristling with arrows.

Some buyers mistakenly thought the game was intended to depict the year 2300 in the standard Traveller universe using Traveller rules ; to disambiguate it from Traveller, the 2nd edition of the game was retitled to 2300 AD and this second edition introduced some cyberpunk rules and adventures.

Some urban legends are morality tales that depict someone, usually a child, acting in a disagreeable manner, only to wind up in trouble, hurt, or dead.

Some faiths and traditions consider it blasphemous to imagine or depict the deity as having any concrete form.

Some surviving early medieval pieces depict the piece as a queen, and the word fers became grammatically feminized in several languages, for example alferza in Spanish and fierce or fierge in French, prior to its replacement with names such as reine or dame ( lady ).

Some Expanded Universe stories released before Attack of the Clones depict other accounts of Fett's origins.

Some writings and works of art promoting a political, nationalist or revolutionary cause use an anachronism to depict an institution or custom as being more ancient than it actually is.

Some sources depict Braille learning about it from a newspaper account read to him by a friend, while others say the officer, aware of its potential, made a special visit to the school.

Some of the lithographs are of figures slightly draped ; two or three of the very finest are of Thames subjects — including a " nocturne " at Limehouse ; while others depict the Faubourg Saint-Germain in Paris, and Georgian churches in Soho and Bloomsbury in London.

Some Imperial coin images depict important female members of the Imperial family as Ceres, or with some of her attributes.

Some manuals even depict the cross as a hammer.

Some decks depict the Crashing Towers from The Moon with The Sun rising behind them in the background.

Some painted mummy wrappings from Antinoopolis depict garments with long sleeves and very wide clavi.

Some secular cards depict nostalgic scenes of the past such as crinolined shoppers in 19th century streetscapes ; others are humorous, particularly in depicting the antics of Santa and his elves.

Some writers depict the land of the elves as a full-blown parallel universe, with portals the only entry — as in Josepha Sherman's Prince of the Sidhe series or Esther Friesner's Elf Defense — and others have depicted it as the next land over, possibly difficult to reach for magical reasons — Hope Mirrlees's Lud-in-the-Mist, or Lord Dunsany's The King of Elfland's Daughter.

Some traditional vampire myths depict vampires as having a similar fixation with counting small objects, providing a means of distracting them by tossing a handful of seeds or salt on the ground.

Some glyphs depict riders on horses, while other images depict past events like in newspaper.

Some netsuke represent single, simple, objects, and some depict entire scenes from history, mythology, or literature.