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Stuart in Newport and Scotland (1755–75)
Stuart in London (1775–87)
Stuart in Dublin (1787–93)
Stuart in New York (1793–94)
Stuart in Philadelphia (1794–1803)
The George Washington Gallery
Stuart in Washington, D.C. (1803–5)
Stuart in Boston (1805–28)
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Gilbert Stuart (American, 1755–1828)

James Madison, 1804

Oil on canvas; 29 1/2 x 24 9/16 in. (74.9 x 62.4 cm)

The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Gift of Mrs. George S. Robbins

1945–23, A&B

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This exhibition offers a rare opportunity to reunite these portraits of James and Dolley Madison, which have been in separate collections since 1849. Madison (1751–1836), elected fourth president of the United States in 1808, was secretary of state in Thomas Jefferson's administration when he sat for Stuart in the spring of 1804.
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