Stewart’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Slum Goddess
Stewart Hitch American, 1940-2002
Pianoforte
James Stewart American, b. Scotland, active 1812–1826 Baltimore
Bedcover
Sarah Stewart (American, 1823–1905) United States
Shoshone Falls, Twin Falls, Idaho
Brady Stewart American, died 1965
Stewart's
Paul Cadmus American, 1904-1999
Stewart–Bentley Building, Chicago, Illinois, Elevation and Exterior Wall Section
Carter, Drake and Wight (American, 1871–1873) John Wellborn Root (American, 1850–1891) Peter Bonnett Wight (American, 1838–1925)
Colonel Charles Stewart
Max Rosenthal American, 1833-1918
Elsie Stewart
Doris Ulmann (American, 1882–1934) printed by David Featherstone (American, born 1945)
Stewart–Bentley Building, Chicago, Illinois, Perspective
Carter, Drake, and Wight (American, 1871–1873) Daniel Hudson Burnham, Jr. (American, 1886–1961) Peter Bonnett Wight (American, 1838–1925)
From the Morning
Iain Stewart British, born 1967
Path 95
Part
Rhythm
Vase (Vase étrusque à rouleau)
Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory (1756–present) Model designed by Charles Percier (born France, 1764–1838) Decoration designed by Alexandre-Theodore Brogniart (born France, 1739–1813) Flowers and ornament painted by Gilbert Drouet (active France, 1785–1825) Birds painted by Christophe-Ferdinand Caron (active France, 1792–1815) Sèvres, France
Donkey
Alexandre Gabriel Decamps French, 1803-1860
Wagon with Eight Horses Being Hitched
John Ward English, 1798-1849
Portrait of Patrick Stewart
John Thomas Barber Beaumont (English, 1774–1841)
Portrait of Sir John Stewart
Andrew Plimer (English, 1763–1837)