&lt;img src=&quot;http://sfreporter.com/santafe/imgs/media.images/5725/Girl-in-Pink-Annie-Lavelle-by-Robert-Henri.t2.jpg&quot; /&gt;From New York to Corrymore Elucidates Portaiture&#039;s Possibilities Beautiful people and compelling portraiture don&acirc;Â€Â™t have to be synonymous,
 a point that Robert Henri&acirc;Â€Â™s portraits of Thomas MacNamara in &lt;span style=&quot;font-style: italic;&quot;&gt;From New York to Corrymore: Robert Henri &amp;amp; Ireland&lt;/span&gt;
 firmly reinforce. As the subject of &acirc;Â€ÂœSandy&acirc;Â€Â and &acirc;Â€ÂœPortrait of a Boy 
(Sonny Mac),&acirc;Â€Â MacNamara is woefully bucktoothed and maintains bemused, 
dopey expressions. 