The first lady is seen in a striking power pose, leaning slightly forward with her hands resting on a table. The black and white portrait was captured by esteemed photographer Régine Mahaux.

You’ve seen it: the iconic portrait of the first President, one hand clutching a sword, the other arm outstretched over an ornate table that is artfully mussed. Below this table are a few books ...

The portrait shows Lee seated and simply dressed, with a quill in her hand and papers and books, including the Holy Bible, on the table before her. The composition of the image was meant to convey ...

The portrait was shot by Régine Mahaux ... Ditto the stance: the positioning of the hands on the table seems intended to semaphore a kind of business-like intention – it has, after all ...

In this casual studio space with abundant natural light, Pam uses hand ... portrait subjects for Pam. “I love puzzles,” said Pam, who grew up with tabletop puzzles, and loves sitting around a ...

In yet another move to redecorate The White House, President Donald Trump has displayed another self-portrait, this time right next to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, still hung up from ...

On Monday, the official social media accounts of Kate Middleton and Prince William shared four portraits created by the ...

resting her hands on a reflective table. It was shot by Regine Mahaux, a Belgian photographer, who has photographed the Trump family previously including Mrs Trump's official portrait from her ...

Portrait of a judge, possibly Sir Thomas Walmsley (1537-1612), of Dunkenhalgh, Lancashire, full-length, in legal robes, holding a pair of gloves in his right hand, his left hand resting on a draped ...

Since Castlevania hit the Game Boy Advance just after the system's launch, it's been nothing but pure gold. Even Harmony of Dissonance, which is considered to be the weakest of the series, is ...

So imagine our surprise to discover the Self-Portrait Machine, a device that snaps your photo and then forces you to draw your own face by dragging your bound hands around until the portrait is ...

View Portrait of 'Philip the Prudent', King Philip II of Spain (1527-1598), full-length, dressed in armour, a baton in his right hand, his helmet resting on a table (17th Century) By Spanish School, ...