Veronica’s work is defined by its 18th century sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
The Death of St. Francis Xavier
Attributed to Veronica Stern (Italian, 1717–1801) After Giovanni Battista Gaulli (Italian, 1639–1709)
Madonna and Child Appearing to Saint Louis Gonzaga
Attributed to Veronica Stern (Italian, 1717–1801) After Carlo Maratta (Italian, 1625–1713)
New York
Hedda Sterne American, born Romania, 1910-2011
Untitled
Head of a Woman
Late Entry to the Tribune Tower Competition
Robert A. M. Stern (American, 1939-2025) Designer and delineators: Mark Albert (American, born 20th century) and Charles D. Warren (American, born 1954)
Landscape in Shape of Cross
St. Veronica
Martin Schongauer German, c. 1430/50-1491
The Sudarium of Saint Veronica
Claude Mellan French, 1598-1688
On the Ganges, Benares
Maurice Sterne American, 1877-1957
Christ on the Living Cross
Follower of the Master of Saint Veronica (German, active c. 1395–1420)
Women Dancing
Baron LaValle (Lawrence Jones) in His Home Theatre
Stern Bramson American, 1902–1989
Cod Fishing Plate, New England Industries Series
Designed by Clare Veronica Hope Leighton (English, 1899–1989) Wedgwood (English, founded 1759) Barlaston, England
Ice Cutting Plate, New England Industries Series
Farming Plate, New England Industries Series
Veronica's Veil
Linda Connor American, born 1944
Party for Employees and Families, National Cash Register Corporation
Fuck You: from the Liz Taylor Series (after Bert Stern)
Kathe Burkhart American, born 1958