| Birth Day | December 3, 1755 |
| Birth Place | Rhode Island |
| Age | 264 YEARS OLD |
| Died On | Jun 9, 1828 (age 72) |
| Birth Sign | Sagittarius |
Gilbert Stuart, widely recognized as one of the most accomplished painters in Rhode Island's history, is believed to hold a staggering net worth of $26.3 billion by the year 2024. Stuart's immense wealth can largely be attributed to his extraordinary talent and immense popularity as an artist. Renowned for his exceptional portraiture, he not only captured the likeness of prominent political figures like George Washington, but also earned significant commissions from affluent patrons. With a long and illustrious career that spanned several decades, Gilbert Stuart's exceptional artistic skills and entrepreneurial spirit have undoubtedly contributed to his impressive net worth.
Painter responsible for the unfinished portrait of George Washington, known as The Athenaeum, that appeared on the one-dollar bill and a variety of U.S. Postage stamps.
He studied under Scottish Artist Cosmo Alexander in Rhode Island; Alexander helped him with one of his earliest portraits, "Dr. Hunter's Spaniels," which was painted when he was only 14.
He dealt with severe financial debt throughout his life. His work has been displayed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Frick Collection, the National Gallery of Art, the National Portrait Gallery, the Worcester Art Museum, and the Museum of Fine Arts.
He was the third child born to Elizabeth Anthony and Gilbert Stewart. His father was employed by the first colonial snuff mill in the New World. It was located in his family's basement.
He painted portraits of the first six U.S. Presidents, including the second, John Adams.
