Bearden

[ beer-dn ]

noun

1. Ro·mare Howard [roh, -mair], 1911–88, U.S. artist.

Example Sentences

Beauty was also coyly positioned, always in view of my and my brother’s drifting curiosities, like the framed print of “Jammin’ at the Savoy” by Romare Bearden that she hung just outside the kitchen’s entrance that I loved so much, that I sometimes wanted to live inside of, debonair and irreducibly cool like Bearden’s jazz men.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Hawsawi has been held for the past 20 years but not as punishment or exclusively for trial, Colonel Bearden said.

From New York Times

Joshua S. Bearden, an Army prosecutor, said the answer was no.

From New York Times

I learned about the Studio Museum in Harlem and artists like Alma Thomas and Romare Bearden.

From New York Times

Some of Westport’s residents don’t realize they wouldn’t be able to make it to the school on foot before a tsunami hits, particularly from the marina area more than 3 miles away, says sophomore Grayson Bearden, who’s on the roof photographing the drill.

From Seattle Times