Duncan Stuart
(1919-2001)

Duncan Stuart was born in Des Moines, Iowa in 1919. He attended the University of Oklahoma, The Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles and Yale University. Stuart served in WWII as a cartographer after which he accepted a position in the Art School at the University of Oklahoma. This would begin a long career as both artist and educator most of which was spent in Raleigh North Carolina. Stuart was hired in 1948 by the North Carolina State College as one of the co-founders of the School of Design. He taught at the School of Design until he retired in 1980.

	Pump Organ watercolor on paper c. 1938, 25 x 15 inches SOLD

Stuart was both an artist and a mathematician. His paintings have been exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Whitney Museum and the Chicago Art Institute. His interest in mathematics and geometry lead to his participation in the development of the geodesic dome.

Scotsman charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 18 x 12 inches SOLD	Scholar charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 18 x 12 inches	Friend charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 18 x 12 inches
Gentleman charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 18 x 12 inches SOLD	Youth charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 18 x 12 inches SOLD	Reader charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 18 x 12 inches
Left Foot charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 18 x 12 inches SOLD	Hands charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 18 x 12 inches SOLD	Farm Yard charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 12 x 18 inches SOLD
Auto and Outbuilding, Oklahoma charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 18 x 12 inches SOLD	Cityscape with Railroad Stop charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 12 x 18 inches SOLD	Concrete Bridge Abutment Over Stream charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 12 x 18 inches SOLD
Young Man charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 18 x 12 inches SOLD	Athlete charcoal on paper c. 1937-38, 19 x 25 inches SOLD

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