Wyeth

[ wahy-uhth ]

noun

1. Andrew New·ell [noo, -, uh, l, nyoo, -], 1917–2009, U.S. painter.
2. his son James Browning, born 1946, U.S. painter.
3. Newell Con·vers [kon, -verz], (father of Andrew Newell), 1882–1945, U.S. illustrator and painter.

Example Sentences

He presents himself as the most dedicated of realists, a regular Andrew Wyeth in 3D.

From The Daily Beast

N.C. Wyeth and William Steig and Sendak are just doing their jobs as far as a kid is concerned.

From The Daily Beast

The specimen of Collyrium-Wyeth examined was a clear, colorless liquid having a faint odor like benzaldehyd.

From Project Gutenberg

John Wyeth and Brother put up a mixture of glycerophosphates which they call Robinol.

From Project Gutenberg

Wyeth's venture proved a failure, and the fort soon passed to his rival, the Hudson's Bay Company.

From Project Gutenberg

Here was where Wyeth, Bonneville, and others of the early travelers on the trail had outfitted.

From Project Gutenberg

Wyeth, then sixteen years old, was a journeyman blacksmith in the employ of Watson and Gridley.

From Project Gutenberg