Portraitor
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Portraitor is a noun meaning (rare) One who makes portraits.
Meaning
(rare) One who makes portraits.
Example Sentences
Square Henry fills the frame, but he won't square this with heaven, no matter how many royal portraitors request his fanny sitting on the stool of a bleeding Empire.
His face was oval—not unlike in shape and beauty that which portraitors represent that of Edward VI, England’s youthful monarch; and the face of this youth was princely.
Romantic portraitors flourished in Greece at the turn of the century. Outstanding portrait painters were: Xydias, Rizos, Lembesis, Panorios, Economou, Gyzis, Nicephorus Lytras, Procopiou, Triantaphyllides.
We offer brushes for every application: 4-inch wide brushes (4 gp) for painting clapboards, 1-inch and 1-inch wide brushes (5 gp each) for sign painting, and 3/4, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 and hairline brushes (3 gp) for portraitors and painters.
Word Forms
- portraitors
Synonyms for portraitor
Depending on context, synonyms include portraitist.
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