When E.T. Stotesbury and his new bride Eva went on their honeymoon trip to Europe in the spring and summer of 1912, they arranged to have both of their portraits painted by Flameng in Paris and framed them as a matching pair. The whereabouts of the Flameng portrait of Eva Stotesbury are unknown.

This large portrait of E.T. Stotesbury hung in the front entrance hall of Whitemarsh Hall. Its currrent whereabouts are unknown.

Partington also painted a portrait of Stotesbury for the Fairmount Park Commission during the time that he was the head of that organization.

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 resides at the Drexel Univeristy archives.

Seyffert painted this portrait of Stotesbury for the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, on whose Board of Directors Stotesbury served.

Story painted a portrait of E.T. Stotesbury for the Union League of Philadelphia. It continues to be displayed there today.

The Bachelors' Barge Club rowing club commissioned Torrey to paint a portrait of their benefactor and the sponsor of the Stotesbury Cup regatta. It remains in their upriver house today.

This portrait was once much larger, but it was damaged by a fire. Its features suggest Torrey was the artist, and it was painted at the same time as the Bachelors Barge Club portrait.

The Bachelors Barge Club in Philadelphia engaged von Hausen to paint another portrait of Stotesbury. This portrait may not have been completed for some reason. It resides in the main clubhouse of the Bachelors Barge Club in Philadelphia.