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There seem to be two Thomas E. Stephens who were associated with Ike, one of whom painted his portrait (Thomas Edgar Stephens, 1885-1966) and the other (Thomas E. Stephens, 1904-1988) who was one of Ike's White House Counsel. The link on the list of former White House Counsel on that page incorrectly goes to the artist, and there's no page for the attorney Stephens. I can't manage to edit the name of the artist's page so that the title itself includes the full middle name (Edgar).
