Family
Stannard's wife, Emily Coppin Stannard, was a notable painter of fruit, flowers and still-life, receiving three gold medals from the Society of Arts. His daughter, Emily Stannard was also an artist, as was his brother, Alfred Stannard (1806–89), and niece, Eloise Harriet Stannard (1829–1915), a still-life painter.
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