James Everett Stuart

James Everett Stuart

American · 1852–1941 · Painter

James Everett Stuart was an American landscape painter known for his views of the American West, particularly California, Nevada, and Wyoming, as well as depictions of the… (Wikipedia)

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  1. James Everett Stuart, Great Falls and Canyon of the Yellowstone, 1901, oil on canvasGreat Falls and Canyon of the YellowstoneBonhams · $12,200≈ £7,929≈ €9,046Sign up to see
  2. James Everett Stuart, Mt. Edgecumbe from Baranof Castle, Sitka Sound (No. 1796), 1891, oil on canvasMt. Edgecumbe from Baranof Castle, Sitka Sound (No. 1796)Bonhams · $12,000≈ £6,143≈ €7,748Sign up to see
  3. James Everett Stuart, Indian Camp, Admiralty Bay, Mt. Baker in the Background, oil on canvasIndian Camp, Admiralty Bay, Mt. Baker in the BackgroundBonhams · $11,520≈ £8,762≈ €9,952Sign up to see

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James Everett Stuart was an American landscape painter known for his views of the American West, particularly California, Nevada, and Wyoming, as well as depictions of the coastline and Indigenous settlements of Alaska. While primarily based in San Francisco, he also occupied studios in Portland, New York, and Chicago for many years, developing a customer base across the country. Over the course of six decades, Stuart is estimated to have produced more than 5,000 paintings and drawings, which he meticulously numbered and dated.

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Born 1852Died 1941Occupation PainterWikidata Q41755086 ↗ULAN 500019171 ↗

Also known as Stuart

Artist record compiled from: Wikidata (CC0), Getty ULAN (ODC-By). See data sources & attribution.

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