| portrait painter | 1.51 | All portrait painters are flatterers by profession. | ||
| portrait artist | 0.99 | He then became a portrait artist. | ||
| portrait photographer | 0.79 | She was beginning to make a name for herself as a portrait photographer. | ||
| portrait gallery | 0.72 | They could be given to a portrait gallery, she said. | ||
| portrait painting | 0.59 | Portrait painting is a difficult task, artists say. | ||
| portrait studio | 0.53 | Fooling around with cameras led to a portrait studio here. | ||
| portrait head | 0.33 | The huge stone portrait heads, for example, are grimly expressive rather than comely. | ||
| portrait photography | 0.33 | It often had the look of Victorian portrait photography. | ||
| portrait bust | 0.26 | One form is the pedestal, column or plinth, in stone or plaster for portrait busts or certain sculpture. | ||
| portrait drawing | 0.26 | For the royalty of this era, portrait drawings were as popular as family photographs are now. | ||
| portrait photograph | 0.26 | The Syrian leader stares down from a portrait photograph on the wall. | ||
| portrait sitting | 0.26 | A solicitor selling portrait sittings called. | ||
| portrait subject | 0.26 | His most frequent portrait subject was Jacqueline Roque. | ||
| portrait work | 0.26 | Mautone noted that Rubin over the years has focused on portrait work which included nude subjects. |