What is "immortalised"

Usage examples of "immortalised".

One mandarin has his name immortalised by his failure to appreciate the tea of this great master.

Raquel, immortalised in oils before her tits sagged beyond all hope of support.

She might have paraphrased the mental attitude of the immortalised Peter Bell into A basket underneath a tree A yellow tiger is to me, If it is nothing more.

English noblewoman dead for over four and a half centuries, immortalised in paint by a German genius.

There is no more extraordinary instance of this than the case of Catherine Hayes, immortalised by Thackeray, which occurred as long ago as the year 1726.

Foxe with disappointment, the man wanted to look like every other rich man and petty noble immortalised on canvas that season.

A certain earl in the wilds of Northumberland wanted his latest mistress immortalised on canvas.