Oswald Birley (painted prior to 1924, when this portrait was included in a Birley exhibition held by Duveen Brothers in New York)

Current whereabouts unknown

When E.T. Stotesbury and his new bride Eva were traveling in Europe in the spring and summer of 1912, they arranged to have both of their portraits painted by Flameng in Paris. Several years later they had Mr. Stotesbury's head re-painted, quite possibly by the artist Richard Langtry Partington.

Private Collection (the portrait of Eva Stotesbury, framed identically to that of her husband, is also in a private collection).

Z.P. Nikolaki (Paris 1923)

Nikolaki was born Nicholas P. Zarokilli in Turkey in 1879.

Private Collection

This large portrait of E.T. Stotesbury hung in the front entrance hall of Whitemarsh Hall.

Currrent whereabouts unknown

Partington painted another very similar portrait of Stotesbury but with a different background.

It is now the property of the Fairmount Park Commission Archives in Philadelphia.

This portrait of E.T. Stotesbury used to hang in the offices of Drexel & Company at their building on the northeast corner of 15th and Walnut Streets in Philadelphia.

It currently is part of the Drexel University collection.

Seyffert's portrait of Stotesbury was last known to be in the collection of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, on whose Board of Directors Stotesbury served.

Joseph Sigall (Palm Beach 1926)

Private Collection

Joseph Sigall (Palm Beach 1926)

Private Collection

Story painted a portrait of E.T. Stotesbury for the Union League of Philadelphia. It is displayed there today in the Lincoln Hall.

This portrait hangs in the upriver house of the Bachelors' Barge Club rowing club, of which E.T. Stotesbury was a member. The annual Stotesbury Cup Regatta, first sponsored by him in 1928, is the premier high school rowing regatta in the country.

This portrait was reportedly larger originally, but was cropped after damage sustained in a fire. Its resemblance to the Torrey portrait at the Bachelors' Barge Club suggests that Torrey was the artist, and it was painted at the same time as the Bachelors Barge Club portrait.

Private Collection

Prince Pierre Troubetzkoy (Pierre Prince Troubetzkoy) (1901)

Private Collection

F. C. von Hausen (Palm Beach 1936)

Painted in the courtyard of El Mirasol

Private Collection

F. C. von Hausen (date unknown)

This portrait of E.T. Stotesbury by von Hausen was sold at auction in 2005 with the mistaken identification that this was Chief Justice James B. Drew, former Chief Justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

This unfinished portrait of E.T. Stotesbury resides today in the main clubhouse of the Bachelors Barge Club in Philadelphia.