71.   She painted the portraits and then beaded them in black, white and shades of gray, making them resemble old photographs.

72.   She painted the portrait of Bishop H.W.B. Donegan and other members of the Episcopal clergy in New York.

73.   She later painted another portrait from photos, sketches and memory.

74.   So, instead of setting up on the levee and painting men loading barges, Degas stayed indoors and painted mesmerizing portraits of his cousins and their children.

75.   Stern eventually painted a portrait of the teenage dancer who charmed Balanchine.

76.   Such was the case with Ron Sherr, who painted the portrait of George Bush.

77.   Stuart, the pre-eminent American portraitist of his day, painted several portraits of Washington.

78.   Ten-year-old Nathan Ranney, meanwhile, was painting a portrait of Gage on a huge mural in the school gymnasium.

79.   That love shows in the way she can tell a story, giving just enough detail to paint subtle portraits of the colorful South without embellishment.

80.   The artist, who was a political prisoner at Dachau, paints expressionist portraits of skeletal bodies.