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1794

John Jay

Admire Gilbert Stuart's masterful portrait of John Jay! This iconic 1794 oil painting captures the statesman’s authority and detail, housed at the National Gallery of Art. Explore American art history!

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1818

Washington Allston

Experience Neoclassical elegance with Gilbert Stuart's masterful 1819 portrait of Washington Allston, capturing profound intellectual contemplation for your collection.

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1796

George Washington (the Athenaeum Portrait)

The Athenaeum Portrait, painted by Gilbert Stuart in 1796, depicts George Washington at age 64 on a brown background. It's Stuart's most celebrated work and served as the model for the engraving used on the United States one-dollar bill.

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Portrait Of Hugh Percy, Second Duke Of Northumberland

This striking portrait showcases Gilbert Stuart’s skill in depicting likeness and character. Created around 1788, it exemplifies Neoclassical style and commemorates Hugh Percy's distinguished military service and political career.

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1807

John Bill Ricketts (unfinished) (also Known As Breschard, The Circus Rider)

Explore Gilbert Stuart's unfinished masterpiece, 'John Bill Ricketts,' capturing the essence of a circus rider. A glimpse into the artist's process & Neoclassical skill.

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1793

Horatio Gates

Admire Gilbert Stuart's masterful portrait of Horatio Gates, a distinguished military figure from 1793. This oil-on-canvas painting showcases Stuart’s skill and captures the essence of American history.

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1798

Louis-marie, Vicomte De Noailles

Gilbert Stuart’s "Louis-Marie, Vicomte de Noailles" – a dramatic Neoclassical portrait of a French officer. Explore its rich details, masterful technique & historical significance.

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1785

John Gell

Admire Gilbert Stuart's masterful portrait of John Gell, capturing the dignity and ambition of a naval officer amidst a serene seascape backdrop – a quintessential example of Neoclassical artistry.

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1786

John Parker Iii (1772–1840), 2nd Lord Boringdon, Later 1st Earl Of Morley, As A Boy

Admire Gilbert Stuart's masterful depiction of John Parker III, 2nd Lord Boringdon as a boy – a poignant portrait capturing youthful innocence and aristocratic elegance. Explore this iconic masterpiece at Saltram.

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1795

George Washington

Admire Gilbert Stuart’s iconic George Washington portrait! This neoclassical masterpiece showcases remarkable detail & authority. A timeless piece for art collectors.

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1781

Henry Cruger, Of New York, Mayor Of Bristol And Master Of The Merchant Venturers Society, 1781

This artwork showcases Gilbert Stuart’s captivating portrayal of Henry Cruger, Mayor of Bristol and Master of The Merchant Venturers Society. Located at the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, it exemplifies Neoclassical artistry and captures the essence of an influential era.

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1786

Admiral Sir Charles Morice Pole (1757–1830), Bt

Admirable portrait by Gilbert Stuart depicting Admiral Sir Charles Morice Pole, showcasing his dignified pose and attire against a cloudy sky – a masterpiece of Neoclassical art.

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1795

George Washington (the Vaughan Portrait)

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1821

James Munroe

Experience Neoclassical dignity with Gilbert Stuart's 1821 portrait of James Monroe, capturing quiet reflection and American history's essence; discover this masterpiece today.

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1782

The Skater (william Grant)

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1793

Richard Yates

Experience Neoclassical dignity with Gilbert Stuart's 1793 portrait of Richard Yates, capturing solemn American virtue; discover this masterpiece today.

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1815

Henry Rice

Experience the Romantic elegance of Gilbert Stuart's 1815 portrait, capturing dignified American life with masterful chiaroscuro; discover this timeless piece today.

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1800

John Adams

Admire John Adams, a pivotal figure in American history, captured in Gilbert Stuart's iconic 1800 portrait. This masterful oil painting showcases the second President’s dignified presence and offers a glimpse into early America.

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1825

Martha Dandridge Custis Washington

Admire Gilbert Stuart's iconic portrait of Martha Washington, the first First Lady! This elegant painting captures her grace and influence during a pivotal era in American history. #MarthaWashington #GilbertStuart #AmericanArt

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1824

Josiah Quincy

Admire Gilbert Stuart's masterful portrait of Josiah Quincy! This iconic 1824 oil painting captures the statesman’s likeness with exquisite detail and neoclassical style. A timeless piece of American art.

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1796

George Washington

Explore Gilbert Stuart’s iconic George Washington portrait! A neoclassical masterpiece showcasing presidential gravitas & unfinished beauty. Discover this significant American art piece.

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1783

William Woollett

A captivating 1783 portrait by Gilbert Stuart of William Woollett, an engraver, showcasing his skill and capturing a moment of artistic brilliance.

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1796

George Washington

Experience Gilbert Stuart's iconic 1796 portrait of George Washington – ‘The Vaughan Type.’ Admire the neoclassical detail and historical significance of this masterpiece, a key piece of American art.

Gilbert Stuart

1796

George Washington (lansdowne Portrait)

Admire Gilbert Stuart’s iconic ‘Lansdowne Portrait’ of George Washington – a neoclassical masterpiece showcasing presidential authority & American history. Explore this 1796 oil painting.

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