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| Keywords: Gilbert Stuart Williamstown Portrait of George Washington.jpg Artwork Creator Gilbert Stuart George Washington 1732 99 1797-03-20 Oil on canvas cm 73 5 61 1 Institution Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute object history William Willing by 1845; to Lewis Rogers agent New York 1845 ; to R L Paterson 1845; to Charles Paterson by descent; to Hermann Schaus ; to Mrs Elizabeth S Clark c 1905; to Stephen C Clark by descent 1909; to Robert Sterling Clark by April 1911 This portrait was based on the uncompleted Antheneum portrait by Stuart; the uncompleted portions were filled in by Peale This copy has been published in pre-1923 materials including p 442 of The Life of George Washington<ref> cite book Sparks Jared 1846 The Life of George Washington and their works Charles Tappan 442 http //books google com/books id djoFAAAAYAAJ vq gilbert 20stuart pg PA442-IA1 2011-12-31 </ref> and p 79 of Early American Painters <ref> cite book Morgan John Hill 1920 Early American Painters Illustrated by Examples in the Collection of the New-York Historical Society New-York Historical Society 79 http //books google com/books id mSQEAAAAYAAJ pg PA79 2011-12-31 </ref> place of creation Germantown Philadelphia http //www clarkart edu/Collection/7577 link other versions PD-old-100 References reflist DEFAULTSORT 1797; Washington by Stuart George Washington portraits by Gilbert Stuart George Washington portraits by Rembrandt Peale Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute 1797 oil on canvas paintings in the United States Portrait 1797 portrait paintings Male 18th-century oil portraits of men at bust length 18th-century portrait paintings in the United States Black clothing in art male Lace jabots in art Portrait paintings with neutral background Powdered wigs in art Three-quarter view portrait paintings of men facing left | ||||
