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05/17/2013 Douglas Smith
Gordon Stevenson I wanted to ask Sylvia Stevenson Adelman where here grandfather lived during the last years of his life. I am trying to trace the provenance of a painting.
01/05/2010 Sylvia Stevenson Adelman
Gordon Stevenson Graduate of Chicago Art Institute, co-painter of CAI mural. Apprentice to Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida, final year of apprenticeship probably 1917 since that is the date on Sorolla's portrait of Stevenson. Born in Scotland, immigrated to USA at age of 3. Married Candace Hewitt, direct descendent of Peter Cooper and Abram Hewitt, who died in the early 1960s. Second wife was Jane Bigelow Benjamin. Gordon Stevenson was my grandfather. (Not the same as F.G. Stevenson.) He died in 1982. He was claiming to be 92 at the time of his death; maybe the 1892 date is incorrect-- or possibly his claim stemmed from rivalry with his father-in-law, Edward Hewitt, who died at age 92 and told Gordon he would never make it to that age.
03/01/2008 George Collins
Portraits by Stevenson Stevenson painted portrait of Merrill Edward Gates, President of Rutgers University (1882-1890)probably around 1920. also the portrait of Harry Davis, Governor of Ohio (1921-23)
GS moved to NY in the 1930's.
02/24/2008 RICHARD B.
STEVENSON, F. G. HAVE VERY OLD PRINT BY F. G. STEVENSON. THE PRINT WAS PUT OUT BY SUVAL AND CO. IN NY ......THE TOPIC IS "THE SALAD GIRL" DOE ANYONE HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THIS ARTIST, OR THE PRINT ?
11/18/2007 Nancy S. Weyant
Gordon Stevenson I am involved in a research project on the American sculptor Nancy Cox-McCormack. According to her memoirs,in 1917 she modeled a portrait bust of Gordon Stevenson. The current location of this work is unknown. I am attempting to account for all of her works. Any assistance on locating this work would be appreciated.
10/31/2007 Rory Cubel
Gordon Stevenson We have an original, beautiful oil painting on a 12 X 16 stretch frame, ( 17 1/2 X 13 1/4 mat in a gold gilded , ornate frame ) by G. Stevensen (signature writtwen in gold ) of two windmills and houses on a hill with a meadow - and a tree in right foreground. The sky has ominous dark clouds . The hill area has early morning? sunlight on it.It is a very romantic image. Does anyone know what year this was painted by Gordon, or any info on it being reproduced? Thanks!
10/12/2006 George Collins
More tidbits about Gordon Stevenson Engaged. Gordon Stevenson, the artist, to Miss Candace Hewitt, a granddaughter of the late Abram S. Hewitt, one time Mayor of New York
Part of a newly formed American Camouflage Section 1918. Among the fellow camouflage designers were Frederic Waugh (marine painter), Gordon Stevenson (portrait painter).
08/26/2006 Ned Leeming
Gordon Stevenson It may be that your angler etching is of Edward R.Hewitt or possibly George M. L. LaBranch, both members of the Anglers' Club of New York. In each image, the angler is pictured standing in the stream,Hewitt with his rod under his arm and LaBranch casting as he moves through the flow.
The images were reproduced in Catskill Rivers by Austin M. Francis and are also in the possession of the Anglers' Club of New York. They are of a series of 75.
If yours is one of these, I'd be interested in knowing how you came upon them, as well as who, if anyone, commissioned them. Hewitt and LaBRanch were friendly antagonists over trout and salmon tatics, so it could be that he hewitt was the one who got GS to do the etchings. Please respond to my address above. Thanks
02/06/2005 Paul Kelcourse
portrait Gordon Stevenson painted an oil of my wife when she was one year old. I am always interested to hear stories about him, as he lived for a time near our home in the Catskills. He married into the family of a famous fisherman, Edward R. Hewitt, and has etchings in Hewitt's book,A Trout and Salmon Fisherman, Scribners. We also have an etching of a trout fisherman in the family. I need to see more of his work and would love any leads that you might have. Thanks.
05/31/2001 Peter Leeflang
Berton Braley portrait Is anyone aware of the location of the portrait that Gordon Stevenson made of the poet Berton Braley? I'm interested because I am updating the cyber museum for Berton Braley at http://www.bertonbraley.com
05/28/2000 George Collins
From Who Was Who In American Art: [P,E] NYC b 28 F 1892, Chic, Il. AIC member: AWCS; Am. Veterans Soc. A. Exhibited: Olympic Exhition, Berlin, 1936 (medal). AIC; NAD. Work: BM [47}
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