three-quarter view

Each portrait is different, but both show him looking forward in three-quarter view.

He is in a traditional three-quarter view, and his forward gaze falls slightly to the right, out of the frame.

People were usually depicted against a subdued, dark background, in a three-quarter view.

The three-quarter view was widely used in southern German portraiture of the late-15th century.

The opening tipped, gave him a three-quarter view of Abnethe's face.

Only classical Greek style introduced an intermediate step, especially the three-quarter view.

She was very nervous and twitched on the stool while I did a three-quarter view.

The screen itself, at high mag, showed a rear three-quarter view of the ship.

It depicts the head of an elderly man in three-quarter view, his face turned towards the viewer.

He poses his subjects, often angled, in three-quarter view against a solid black backdrop.

He is in profile to the right, but the head is seen in a three-quarter view.

Front three-quarter view - note the massive wings.

The face often appears in three-quarter view.

The Doge is presented to us head-on, the friar in three-quarter view.

The sitter is presented in three-quarter view and appears lively and direct.

Margaret is shown in three-quarter view, that is her body almost directly facing the viewer but not quite.

That painting shows Titian in three-quarter view in an alert pose.

He had a three-quarter view of Walter at his work table, enough to take account of his reactions.

The figure of the ruler is shown in front view, his face contrast in three-quarter view.

Corm painted his subjects in a three-quarter view in soft light against a dark background.

The character is visible in three-quarter view, but they and the monsters are shown in side view when moving.

Another example of the "three-quarter view" in portraiture, in this case photography, can be found here, at the Portrait article.

By illustrating a side and three-quarter view, the exhibitor is given a more accurate standard to measure by.

The challenge of creating convincing full and three-quarter views stimulated experimentation and innovation.

Full faces, three-quarter views, profiles; smiling, not smiling, talking, frowning.