Uccello

[ oo-chel-oh; Italian oot-chel-law ]

noun

1. Pa·o·lo [pah, -aw-law], Paolo di Dono, 1397–1475, Italian painter.

Uccello

/ utˈtʃɛllo /

noun

1. UccelloPaolo13971475MFlorentineARTS AND CRAFTS: painter Paolo (ˈpaːolo). 1397–1475, Florentine painter noted esp for three paintings of The Battle of San Romano, 1432 (1456–60)

Example Sentences

Gustafson said she once asked Uccello why she never married and Uccello responded, “I never met a man who deserved that much happiness.”

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Tributes from state political leaders poured in Tuesday afternoon as word of Uccello’s passing began circulating.

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“Ann Uccello was a trailblazer who was born and raised in Hartford and dedicated her career in public service to the city she loved,” Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont said in a statement.

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Gov. Susan Bysiewicz, also a Democrat, said Uccello shattered glass ceilings in the Connecticut political arena, then served as one of the highest-ranking women in the Nixon administration — as consumer affairs director in the Department of Transportation.

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Gustafson said Uccello’s funeral is expected to be held next week and she will be buried at the historic Cedar Hill Cemetery in Hartford, the final resting place of many notable Hartford residents and natives including actress Katharine Hepburn.

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