Wyeth

[ wahy-uhth ]

noun

1. Andrew New·ell [noo, -, uh, l, nyoo, -], 1917–2009, U.S. painter.
2. his son James Browning, born 1946, U.S. painter.
3. Newell Con·vers [kon, -verz], (father of Andrew Newell), 1882–1945, U.S. illustrator and painter.

Example Sentences

Skinny is lonesome and confused until six Junior Club cartoonists — including Hardie Gramatky, who went on to become a watercolorist admired by Andrew Wyeth — walk into the frame and heartily welcome the boy.

From New York Times

Maria Wyeth came to Hollywood for the same reason as the rest of us: to escape from someplace else.

From Los Angeles Times

The facility, which operates as Wyeth Nutritionals Ireland, makes products almost entirely for the Chinese market.

From BBC

A fire in a Maine village on Wednesday destroyed multiple original paintings by the renowned painter Jamie Wyeth of the Wyeth family of artists, along with several waterfront buildings.

From New York Times

“Play It as It Lays” appeared in 1970; the story of an actor, Maria Wyeth, who is in the process of decompensating, it is regarded as Didion’s “Hollywood” book.

From Los Angeles Times