View allAll Photos Tagged Stuart
Gilbert Stuart
1755-1828
George Washington 1797
Oil on canvas
Gilbert Stuart portrayed George Washington gazing resolutely from the canvas, confronting the viewer. Stuart animated the surface of the portrait by using quick, lively brushstrokes, such as those that delineate Washington's lace shirt ruffle and his wig.
Between 1795 and 1796, George Washington sat for three portraits by Stuart. This version, a bust-length image of Washington facing left, is an early replica of the Athenaeum type, so called because Stuart's original was owned by the Boston Athenaeum. Stuart made approximately 75 replicas of the Athenaeum Washington, which has become the iconic image of the first president of the United States, serving as the basis for his engraved portrait on the one-dollar bill. This portrait was painted in Philadelphia in 1797.
Rehearsal: Norwich, Park Lane Chapel, Feb 06: Stuart King and Clare O'Connell [photo: Claire Shovelton]
2018 Scania R450
A1 near Cockburnspath, Scottish Borders
18/03/2024
All photos on our Flickr page are frames taken from our videos on YouTube, hence why the image quality is slightly compromised. However, this means you can select any vehicle from our page and follow the provided link to watch it in action!
Featured in this YouTube video:
Located on the south east corner of 13th and P streets in Lincoln Nebraska. This is a veiw of the north side of the University Towers (Formerly known as the Stuart building) Built in 1928.
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
This photo is licensed under a Creative Commons license. If you use this photo within the terms of the license or make special arrangements to use the photo, please list the photo credit as "Scott Beale / Laughing Squid" and link the credit to laughingsquid.com.
Country Legend Marty Stuart performing at the Sage Gateshead.
more at www.harra.fotopic.net
Great interview with Marty on www.maverick-country.com
Psychiatrist Stuart Twemlow, M.D., a internationally known expert in bullying, is speaking to members of Milwaukee’s education and social work communities today, Thursday, July 14, 2011.
RogersHospital.org
Edmonton Next Gen invited Old Ugly Recording Company to curate a one-day festival showcasing some of the Edmonton's best independent musical artists.
The festival was named Tip Of The Iceberg to show that there's a lot more talent where this lineup came from!
All photos by Alistair Henning.