Grünewald

[ gry-nuh-vahlt ]

/ ˈgrü nəˌvɑlt /

noun

Ma·thi·as

[mah-tee-ahs] /mɑˈti ɑs/, Mathias Neithardt-Gothardt,c1470–1528, German painter and architect.

Example sentences from the Web for grunewald

Most of these places are inclosed, but the one at the Grunewald was open, and I often used to go there to see the soldiers.

Germany in War Time |Mary Ethel McAuley
Last fall many of the prisoners were employed in cutting down trees in the Grunewald.

Germany in War Time |Mary Ethel McAuley
Now I ask you, can this Castle of Grunewald ever be taken—excommunication or no excommunication?

The Strong Arm |Robert Barr
But I open my too-dreaming eyes—and yes; I am in the Grunewald.

Europe After 8:15 |H. L. Mencken, George Jean Nathan and Willard Huntington Wright

If I felt more strenuous, I would take a car out to the Grunewald, a villa-colony suburb, with roads winding through pine woods.

Confessions of an Opera Singer |Kathleen Howard

British Dictionary definitions for grunewald

Grünewald

/ (German ˈɡryːnəvalt) /

noun

Matthias (maˈtiːas), original name Mathis Gothardt. ?1470–1528, German painter, the greatest exponent of late Gothic art in Germany. The Isenheim Altarpiece is regarded as his masterpiece

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