Stuart, Gilbert

Cultural  

1. An eighteenth-century American painter. Stuart was especially known for his portraits, including those of George Washington.

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Example Sentences

If you’re looking for a general guide to James Joyce’s “Ulysses” to help you gear up for the annual celebrations on June 16 — fondly known as Bloomsday because the action of the novel largely takes place on that date in 1904 — or if you want a full account of Joyce’s life, you probably still should turn to those ancient standbys, Stuart Gilbert’s “James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’ ” and Richard Ellmann’s biography.

From Washington Post

Stuart Gilbert’s James Joyce’s Ulysses: A Study, the earliest such skeleton key, was published in 1930, when the novel was still illegal to own or sell.

From Slate

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From Project Gutenberg

Stuart, Gilbert, sign-board by, 145.

From Project Gutenberg

At Shaker Heights High School, students learn those skills during a four-week program that's part of a physical education class, said Stuart Gilbert, head of the school's health and PE department.

From Seattle Times