Stuart, Gilbert

Gilbert Stuart is usually considered the finest American painter of the post-Colonial period.

We have found Gilbert Stuart deferentially courting Hume's notice of his earlier literary efforts.

George Town, at this time, was even favored by the presence of one of the greatest portrait painters of his time, Gilbert Stuart.

He received some instruction from his uncle, Gilbert Stuart.

He became a pupil of Gilbert Stuart, who always called him "Kentucky."