Julius LeBlanc Stewart (1855 – 1919) was an American-born artist who made a career for himself in Paris, France. His family’s wealth supported Stewart’s artistic endeavors and lavish lifestyle. He had the privilege of studying with Eduardo Zamacois and Jean-Léon Gérôme. Stewart’s work was exhibited many times in the Paris Salon. He was known for his sensuous portraits and group scenes which often featured many famous socialites and celebrities of his day.

Julius LeBlanc Stewart’s paintings in chronological order:

Spanish Girl, 1875	After The Ball, 1877	Lady On A Pink Divan, 1877
Young Woman In Blue, 1877	Young Woman at Piano, 1878	Quiet Day on the Seine, 1880
Summer”s Promenade, 1880	In The Park, 1882	Portrait Of Laure Hayman, 1882
Reclining Woman, 1882	Sarah Bernhardt and Christine Nilsson, 1883	An Idle Afternoon, 1884
On The Terrace, 1884	Reading, 1884	A Hunt Ball, 1885
An Enthralling Novel, 1885	The Seine at Bougival, 1885	Full Speed, 1886
Self Portrait, 1886	The Canal, 1887	Ladies with a Gentleman in a Top Hat, 1888
Repose, 1888	Woman in a Garden, 1888	Lady In Her Boudoir, 1889
The Hunt Supper, 1889	An Interesting Letter, 1890	Flower Girl, 1890
On the Yacht „Namouna“, Venice, 1890	Portrait of a Lady, 1892	The Baptism, 1892
Picnic Under The Trees, c.1895	Redemption, 1895	Room with a View, 1895
Woman in an Interior, c.1895	A Toast, 1896	An English Lady, 1896
Yachting in the Mediterranean, 1896	At Home, 1897	End of Summertime, the ride, form the cover of “Soleil du dimanche”, sunday 20th of October 1901, 1901
A Supper Party, 1903	Venetian Canal, 1905	Venetian Market Scene, 1907
View Of Venice (The Dogana), 1907	Portrait of a Woman, 1908	Portrait of Mrs Francis Stanton Blake, 1908
Rio della Maddalena, 1908	Forest Glade, Santa Barbara, 1918	Carolina
In the Boudoir	Still Life with Asian Objects	The Ball
The Visit	Unknown	Young Beauty In A White Dress