Lichenstein

Mrs. Lichenstein is an "asshole," a "hoe," and a "white bitch from school," but the narrator never mentions her ethnic or religious origins.

De Sade's Daughters 1997

He is widely recognized for his Lichenstein-sque employment of pop art colors and psychedelic prints and is dubbed "the John Galliano of India."

Anisha Lakhani: Swarovski Crystallized and Rachel Roy Celebrate the Gift of Love: Manish Arora's Love Heart Crystal Collection Anisha Lakhani 2011

He is widely recognized for his Lichenstein-sque employment of pop art colors and psychedelic prints and is dubbed "the John Galliano of India."

Anisha Lakhani: Swarovski Crystallized and Rachel Roy Celebrate the Gift of Love: Manish Arora's Love Heart Crystal Collection Anisha Lakhani 2011

He is widely recognized for his Lichenstein-sque employment of pop art colors and psychedelic prints and is dubbed "the John Galliano of India."

Anisha Lakhani: Swarovski Crystallized and Rachel Roy Celebrate the Gift of Love: Manish Arora's Love Heart Crystal Collection Anisha Lakhani 2011

He is widely recognized for his Lichenstein-sque employment of pop art colors and psychedelic prints and is dubbed "the John Galliano of India."

Anisha Lakhani: Swarovski Crystallized and Rachel Roy Celebrate the Gift of Love: Manish Arora's Love Heart Crystal Collection Anisha Lakhani 2011

Back home in the U.S., there is often a Roy Lichenstein cartoon-like moment among career women—“Oops, I forgot to have a baby” as evidenced by fortysomething Moms such as top handbag designer Kate Spade—and perhaps more telling, all the women who never have children at all.

Kickboxing Geishas Veronica Chambers 2007

The names of nearly three hundred of these poets have come down to us, including all classes of society, the most famous being Dietmar von Aist, Ulrich von Lichenstein, Heinrich von Frauenlob, and above all Walther von der Vogelweid (1168-1230).

Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama A Revised American Edition of the Reader's Handbook, Vol. 3 Ebenezer Cobham Brewer 1853

He is widely recognized for his Lichenstein-sque employment of pop art colors and psychedelic prints and is dubbed "the John Galliano of India."

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Anisha Lakhani 2011

"Everybody is aware of the risks of cellphones and texting in automobiles, but I see more and more teens distracted with the latest devices and headphones in their ears," said Richard Lichenstein, associate professor of pediatrics at the university's school of medicine.

KansasCity.com: Front Page 2012

"I guess it's a valuable message to get out there," says Ben Lichenstein, a 28-year-old engineering student.

News 2012