Tanguy

American  

[tahn-gee] / tɑ̃ˈgi /

noun

1. Yves 1900–55, French painter, in the U.S. after 1939.

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Tanguy British  

/ tɑ̃ɡi /

noun

1. Yves (iv). 1900–55, US surrealist painter, born in France

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Example Sentences

Tanguy Ndombele was also left out for Spurs, who named an unchanged side from the one that started the final friendly against Arsenal last week.

From The Guardian

The range of Scharf’s work is intriguing — beyond his familiar cartoon-junkyard aesthetic, paintings from a dark period in his life have echoes of trenchant Surrealists like Yves Tanguy.

From New York Times

The similarities among their work are less visual than conceptual, as curator Sarah Tanguy teases out in her essay about the collection.

From Washington Post

The visitors were leading four minutes later when Kane, fed by a brilliant reverse pass from Tanguy Ndombele, clinically fired across Martin Dubravka from the right-hand corner of the penalty area.

From BBC

Tanguy Nianzou, who signed from Paris St-Germain last summer, will get the chance to prove himself after being sidelined with injuries this season.

From BBC