composite portrait

Also on view are composite portraits formed of several complete faces.

Yet it is, in the end, a composite portrait of France that this exhibition sets before us.

The manual emphasizes the potential for building a "huge information network" of composite portraits and personal data.

Between them, they make up a composite portrait of this controversial, multifaceted composer.

Surprisingly, the composite portrait became more and more attractive with the addition of each new face.

The result is more composite portrait than biography, a Cubist rendering, all angles and no center.

Nancy Burson's composite portraits also come to mind.

The result is a composite portrait of a people who in most cases appear to give themselves with equal abandon to the camera and to life."

The figure in the painting is a composite portrait of several individuals, and the artist maintains it is based mostly on his nephew.

In 1913 he documented child laborers among cotton mill children with a series of Galton's composite portraits.

Together these characters form a composite portrait of the rejected lover as an obsessive, self-lacerating emotional wreck.

Galton used it to make the first composite portraits, starting with prisoners in Britain, then British officers.

The composite portrait the Democrats are trying to persuade the public to accept is one of a vacant bumbler, a man of no real substance.

In characteristic fashion, the author creates a composite portrait that is scenic, poetic and eclectically choreographic.

Although the participants remain anonymous, their revelations are the basis of symbolic composite portraits that contribute to a larger narrative of experience and survival.

David Plotz's "Assessment" this week is a composite portrait of Bill Clinton's dream date.

The New York City Police Department hires forensic artists to draw composite portraits.

Nancy Burson, who has used the computer to make composite portraits and also to predict the aging process, is now recording faces changed by less abstract forces.

But the key witness, an art student who did the rough sketch for the composite portrait, had seen the man she drew at least 15 minutes after the murder.

Similarly, the collages are created from found materials to form an interpretative composite portrait of the country she's come to know through her life experiences on the road.

Many of these objects have appeared in wonderful composite portraits, in which Mr. Winokur surrounds sitters with pictures of items important to them.

Visitors can take a photograph of their own irises and add it, as an example of genetic variability, to the Iris Garden, a wall-size composite portrait.

The black prostitute with heavy-lidded, sensual eyes and orange-streaked hair slid the printed composite portrait across the interrogation- room desk to Lieutenant Reece.

In the composite portrait that emerges from the recollections of friends and associates, Mr. Bowles comes across as contradictory, enigmatic and temperamentally cool.