Gottlieb
[got-leeb]
- Adolph,1903–74, U.S. painter.
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Contemporary Examples
Donadio and Gottlieb agreed that Toole was “wildly funny, often funnier than almost anyone else around, and our kind of funny.”
The Professor and the Doomsday Clock: ‘A Confederacy of Dunces’ & Signs of John Kennedy Toole’s SuicideCory MacLauchlin
December 17, 2012
I read the works of Gottlieb Frege despite his anti-Semitism.
In this 1962 painting, called “Ochre and Black,” Gottlieb shows us pulling a face.
In my own life, I have known many such persons, by no means all of them actors—indeed one of them is Gottlieb himself.
Gottlieb is right that a niche generation, born in the '60s and '70s, find themselves in an unprecedented position.
Historical Examples
Then I saw that he bore him to the mouth of the arbour into which Gottlieb had turned to rest.
The Rocky IslandSamuel Wilberforce
She was her mother over again, Gottlieb said; but this was not by any means true.
A Romance Of Tompkins SquareThomas A. Janvier
Gottlieb asked, when they had somewhat disentangled themselves.
A Romance Of Tompkins SquareThomas A. Janvier
Gottlieb did not return to the Caf Nrnberg until after nine o'clock.
A Romance Of Tompkins SquareThomas A. Janvier
Karl withdrew the bolt, and who should he see but the book-hawker, Gottlieb Spena!
The Woodcutter of GutechW.H.G. Kingston