portrait

portrait 肖像。

词类

名词 (n.)

词意

肖像是以绘画、摄影或雕塑等形式表现人物形象，特别是面部特征的艺术作品。

IPA读音

/ˈpɔːrtrɪt/

变形

复数：portraits

例句

肖像画在文艺复兴时期达到了高度写实的水平。「Portrait painting reached a high level of realism during the Renaissance.」
达·芬奇的《蒙娜丽莎》是世界上最著名的肖像画之一。「Da Vinci's Mona Lisa is one of the most famous portraits in the world.」
肖像摄影通过光线和构图来揭示人物的性格。「Portrait photography uses lighting and composition to reveal the subject's character.」
传统的中国人物肖像注重神态而非逼真的解剖比例。「Traditional Chinese figure portraits emphasize spirit rather than realistic anatomical proportions.」
艺术家在创作肖像时需要捕捉对象的独特气质和表情。「An artist needs to capture the subject's unique temperament and expression when creating a portrait.」
皇室肖像常常被用来展示权力和地位。「Royal portraits were often used to display power and status.」
自肖像是艺术家以自己为模特创作的肖像作品。「A self-portrait is a portrait created by an artist using themselves as the model.」
许多博物馆设有专门的肖像画廊展示历史人物画像。「Many museums have dedicated portrait galleries displaying historical figures.」
现代肖像艺术探索抽象和表现主义的手法来表达内心世界。「Modern portrait art explores abstract and expressionist approaches to convey inner worlds.」
摆姿势对于肖像主体和艺术家来说都是一项需要耐心的活动。「Posing is an activity requiring patience for both the portrait subject and the artist.」