Leutze

[ loit-suh ]

noun

1. E·ma·nu·el Gott·lieb [ih-, man, -yoo-, uh, l , got, -leeb, ey-, mah, -noo-el , gawt, -leep], 1816–68, German painter in the U.S.

Example Sentences

Leutze is at work on his great picture of Washington Crossing the Delaware.

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Roting is in the same atelier with Leutze, and is busy upon a scene from the life of Columbus.

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Leutze was a man who was cast in a large mould, capable of a grand enthusiasm, and aspiring to grasp soaring ideals.

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Andreas Achenbach sat at Leutze's right, and his old friend Tryst at his left.

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He went to Dusseldorf at first, and became known to Leutze, who praised his sketches.

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