William Pierce Stubbs Explained

William Pierce Stubbs (1842–1909) or W.P. Stubbs was a marine painter in the Boston, Massachusetts, area in the 19th century.^{[1] [2]} Examples of his work are in the Bostonian Society; Cape Ann Museum; and Peabody Essex Museum. He also lived in Bucksport, Maine.

See also

• American Painters
• Visual art of the United States

References

• Web site: William Pierce Stubbs (1842-1909). Anderson Shea Art Appraisals. 2013-02-11.
• Web site: William Stubbs - Biography, vital info and auction records for William Pierce Stubbs. Ask Art, the Artist's Bluebook. 2013-02-11.
• Web site: William Pierce Stubbs. Marine Arts Gallery. 2013-02-11.
• Web site: William Pierce Stubbs (1842-1909) Biography and Maritime Paintings and Art. Vallejo Maritime Gallery. 2013-02-11.

Further reading

• Report of the international maritime exhibition, Boston 1889-90. Boston: Rockwell and Churchill, 1890.
• Goodly ships on painted seas : ship portraiture by Penobscot Bay artists. Searsport, [Maine] : Penobscot Marine Museum, 1988.

External links

• Penobscot Bay History. Maine Marine Painters

Notes and References

1. John Robinson, George Francis Dow. The sailing ships of New England, 1607-1907. Salem: Marine Research Society, 1922
2. Boston Almanac. 1888