Gilbert Stuart

A masterpiece by a famous artist, such as Gilbert Stuart or John Singer Sargent, is proudly displayed over the mantel.

The Person Over the Mantel Kathleen A. Hughes 2009

The Senate's collection is also vast, from the quite valuable (a Thomas Sully portrait of Thomas Jefferson, a Gilbert Stuart portrait of George Washington) to items verging on flea market (Bill Clinton impeachment trial tickets and Senate "doodles" on scraps of paper) and even the china and silverware used at Barack Obama's presidential luncheon.

Daniel Grant: The U.S. Government's (Many) Art Curators Daniel Grant 2011

Interior walls and alcoves highlight important works, like Gilbert Stuart's 1797 portrait of George Washington.

An Uneven Span Across Time Judith H. Dobrzynski 2011

His interest in art led to meetings with two of his hometown's major painters, Gilbert Stuart and Washington Allston.

Ushering the Old Masters Into the New World John Wilmerding 2011

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston The collection ranges over the nation's artistic history, including Gilbert Stuart's 1797 portrait of George Washington.

Record Gift: $800 Million Kelly Crow 2011

Never mind that no one has any idea how many people will trek to northwest Arkansas to see an art collection, even a world-class one that includes everything from a Gilbert Stuart portrait of George Washington to an Andy Warhol rendering of Dolly Parton.

Wal-Mart's Home Gets Artsy Miguel Bustillo 2011

Before dinner, Ms. Leslie led us on a tour through the library and the halls, which housed items like a pen used by Pope Pius IX, a bloody shroud that once held the head of a Catholic martyr, and portraits of deceased Leslies painted by famous artists like Gilbert Stuart.

Estate of the Wild Rachel Dodes 2011

The Senate's collection is also vast, from the quite valuable (a Thomas Sully portrait of Thomas Jefferson, a Gilbert Stuart portrait of George Washington) to items verging on flea market (Bill Clinton impeachment trial tickets and Senate "doodles" on scraps of paper) and even the china and silverware used at Barack Obama's presidential luncheon.

Daniel Grant: The U.S. Government's (Many) Art Curators Daniel Grant 2011

Twenty-five renovated galleries, 21 of which are dedicated to painting, will display the works of American masters like Gilbert Stuart, Winslow Homer and Thomas Eakins.

A Revolution in American Art 2012

Before dinner, Ms. Leslie led us on a tour through the library and the halls, which housed items like a pen used by Pope Pius IX, a bloody shroud that once held the head of a Catholic martyr, and portraits of deceased Leslies painted by famous artists like Gilbert Stuart.

Estate of the Wild Rachel Dodes 2011