Crossword Clue: British or U.S. poet
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "British or U.S. poet"
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- 1991 film "Little Man ___"
- 1992 Pulitzer poet James
- __ Britain (London art museum)
- __ Gallery
- __ Liverpool art museum
- __ Modern (London art gallery)
- __ Modern (London gallery)
- __ Modern (London museum)
- __ St Ives: Cornwall museum
- ___ Britain (art gallery)
- ___ gallery
- ___ Liverpool (English gallery)
- ___ Modern (British museum)
- ___ Modern (London art gallery)
- ___ Modern (London gallery)
- ___ Modern (London museum)
- ___ Modern
- Any of four British art galleries
- Any of four British galleries
- Any of four English art galleries
- Any of four English galleries
- Any of four U.K. galleries
- Art gallery
- Art museum in Westminster
- Art museum with many Constables and Sargents
- Art philanthropist Sir Henry
- Actor Donovan
- Actor Larenz ___ of "Girls Trip"
- "Bewitched" boss
- Actress Sharon
- Big name in British art
- Big name in British museums
- Atterbury Street gallery
- Awarder of the Turner Prize for visual art
- Allen ___, onetime U.S. poet laureate
- Allen or Nahum of poetic fame
- Bollingen Prize winner: 1957
- Comedian Catherine
- Comedienne Catherine, of "The Office"
- Grace ___, in "A Rage to Live"
- Famed gallery
- Famed London art institution
- Family name in "A Rage to Live"
- Cel material
- Home for a Hogarth or a Constable, with "the"
- Home of Constable's "The Gleaners, Brighton"
- Home of Dalí's "Metamorphosis of Narcissus"
- Home to many Gainsboroughs
- Home to many John Constable works, with "the"
- Home to many Turners
- Home to Rodin's "The Kiss," with "the"
- Home to some Sargents, with "the"
- It began as the National Gallery of British Art
- Conductor Jeffrey ___
- British art gallery name
- British art gallery
- British art house
- British art institution
- British art museum
- British art patron
- British gallery
- British modern art museum
- British museum
- British or U.S. poet
- British philanthropist Henry
- British poet laureate Nahum
- Gallery featuring scores of Turners
- Gallery featuring Turner PAintings
- Gallery founded in 1897
- Gallery in England
- Gallery in London
- Gallery near the Thames
- Gallery of London
- Gallery on Atterbury Street
- Gallery on the Thames
- Gallery overlooking the Thames
- Gallery showing works by Turner, Reynolds and Constable
- Gallery that awards the Turner Prize
- Gallery with a Liverpool branch
- Destination for Turner fans
- Chester or Jessica of "Soap"
- England's national art gallery
- England's national gallery
- English art patron: 1819-99
- English art patron
- English gallery
- English poet laureate, 1692-1715
- English poet laureate, 1692–1715
- English poet laureate Nahum ___
- English poet laureate Nahum
- English poet laureate of 1692-1715
- Hawkeyes quarterback Drew
- Jazz saxophonist Buddy
- Heck ___, the sheriff in "To Kill a Mockingbird"
- Jodie Foster's "Little Man ___"
- Henry who established a British art gallery
- Henry who established an art gallery
- "Damages" actor Donovan
- Foster film "Little Man ___"
- Where many Sargents hang, with "the"
- Thames gallery (h)
- Thames gallery
- Thames museum
- Where some Picassos hang
- Where some Sargents are seen
- "Valley of the Dolls" actress
- Noted British gallery
- "Manchester by the Sea" actor ___ Donovan
- Noted gallery
- Where to see a Constable or Turner, with "the"
- Where to see Turners and Sargents
- Where to see Warhol in London
- Where to see Watts works
- Where to view Millais's "Ophelia"
- Pulitzer poet James ___
- Sharon of 1960s Hollywood
- Sharon of "Valley of the Dolls"
- "The Fathers" novelist
- "King Lear" bowdlerizer
- "Ode to the Confederate Dead" poet Allen ___
- "Ode to the Confederate Dead" poet
- Museum named for a sugar magnate
- Museum near Westminster Abbey
- Museum on the Thames
- Museum that awards the Turner Prize
- Museum that's called a gallery
- Museum with a large Turner collection
- "Panacea: A Poem Upon Tea" poet
- "The Office" star Catherine
- Wisp of hair, in Scotland
- Poet Allen
- Poet laureate: 1692–1715
- Poet laureate after Shadwell
- Poet laureate Nahum
- Poet laureate of 1692
- Poet laureate of 1700
- Poet Nahum ___
- Poet Nahum
- Poet-playwright Nahum ___
- Poet who wrote the novel "The Fathers"
- The sheriff in “To Kill a Mockingbird”
- Sugar baron/art collector/philanthropist
- Sugar magnate who endowed a gallery
- Sugar merchant and art gallery philanthropist, founder, d. 1899
- Name of several British galleries
- "Little Man __": 1991 Foster film
- "Little Man ___" (1991 film)
- "Little Man ___" (1991 Foster movie)
- "Little Man ___" (1991 Jodie Foster movie)
- "Little Man ___" (Foster flick)
- ''Little Man ___'' (Jodie Foster film)
- "Little Man ___" (Jodie Foster film)
- ''Little Man ___'' (Jodie Foster movie)
- "Little Man ___" (Jodie Foster movie)
- "Little Man ___"
- Little Man ____
- "Little Man ________," Foster film
- "Little Man ---" (Jodie Foster film)
- Pop __, Chok'lit Shoppe owner in "Archie" comics
- National Gallery of British Art, now
- London art angel
- London art center, ___ Modern
- London art complex
- London art gallery
- London art institution
- London art museum
- London art name
- London art setting
- London destination for Turner fans
- London gallery founder
- London gallery name
- London gallery
- London home of Constables and Sargents, with "the"
- London home of Constables and Sargents
- London landmark
- London museum that gives out the annual Turner Prize
- London museum
- London showplace
- London tourist destination, with "the"
- London tourist stop
- London's __ Britain art gallery
- London's __ Modern gallery
- London's __ Modern
- London's ___ Gallery
- London's ___ Modern (art gallery)
- London's ___ Modern gallery
- London's ___ Modern
- London's _____ Gallery
- London's national art gallery
- London'sModern
- Larry or Louise on "Bewitched"
- Network of four British galleries
- New Criticism poet Allen ___
- One place to see Warhol in London
- N.L. pitcher Randy
- Renowned gallery
- Renowned London gallery
- "Modern" museum in London
- Modern museum in London
- "Rescue Me" actor Larenz or "Bewitched" character Larry
- Philadelphia's ex-mayor
- Turner Prize-awarding gallery
- Turner Prize institution
- Turner Wing gallery
- Surname in "A Rage to Live"
- Sir Henry for whom a gallery is named
- Sir Henry's gallery
- Site of many a Sargent
- Site of many London hangings?
- Site of many London hangings
- Site of some Millais works, with "the"
- Site of some Sargents
- Westminster art gallery
- Westminster gallery
- Westminster haunts for art lovers
- St Ives gallery
- Title boy genius of a 1991 film
- U.S. critic-poet: 1899-1979
- U.S. or English poet
- "Soap" family name
- "Soap" name
- Where Gainsboroughs hang
- Where in London to see Sargents and Constables
Recent Usage of British or U.S. poet in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Sept. 18, 1988
