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.jpg "Two Shafto Mares and a Foal, 1774 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Tygers at Play, c.1763-8 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Zebra, 1763 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "William Henry Cavendish Bentinck, 3rd Duke of Portland in Front of Welbeck Abbey Riding Stables (Detail) by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Bay Malton with John Singleton Up by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Sleeping Leopard by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Monkey by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Fanny, a Brown and White Spaniel by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "White Poodle in a Punt by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Zebra by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Joseph Smyth Esquire, Lieutenant of Whittlebury Forest, Northamptonshire, on a Dapple Grey Horse by George Stubbs")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-899615).jpg "A Sleeping Leopard (engraved by the artist) by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Mare and Foals by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Lion Attacking a Horse by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Lion Attacking a Stag, c.1765 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Lateral View of a Tiger Skeleton, finished study for Table IV of")
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.jpg "Miss Ann White")
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.jpg "Frontal View of the Skeleton of a Horse, Study No. 10 from The Anatomy of the Horse, 1766 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Mambrino by George Stubbs")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1434700).jpg "Human Body, Posterior View by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "The Marquess of Rockingham")
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.jpg "Ringwood, a Brocklesby Foxhound by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Tiger Skeleton, Lateral View by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Horse Frightened by a Lion, c.1790-5 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Lord Torrington")
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.jpg "Lioness and white stallion by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Lustre, Held by a Groom by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Horse Affrighted by a Lion, engraved by the artist by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Monkey Dated 1774 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Comparative Anatomical Exposition of the Structure of the Human Body of an Ostrich by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Portrait of the Royal Tiger, c.1770 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Brown and White Norfolk or Water Spaniel, 1778 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Phaeton with a Pair of Cream Ponies in the Charge of a Stable-Lad, c.1780-5 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Horse startled by a Lioness, engraved by Benjamin Green, 1774 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Baronet by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Diagram from The Anatomy of the Horse by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Water Spaniel by George Stubbs")
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 pub 1794 - (MeisterDrucke-73620).jpg "Dungannon, engraved by George Townley Stubbs by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Tiger Body, Lateral View (Study of the muscles exposed at the third stage of dissection) by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "The Duke of Ancaster")
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.jpg "The Harvest Wagon by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Spanish Pointer by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "The Study of Muscles: Frontal and Rear Views, from the 13th Anatomical Table, from the Anatomy of the Horse, 1766 by George Stubbs")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1433796).jpg "Tiger Skeleton, Lateral View by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Sir John Nelthorpe, 6th Baronet out Shooting with his Dogs in Barton Field, Lincolnshire, 1776 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Tiger Body, Lateral View by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Study of a Racehorse in Action- Galloping to Left, a Semi-Anatomical Study, with Skin Flayed to Show by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Spaniel in a Landscape by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "John and Sophia Musters riding at Colwick Hall by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Comparative Anatomical Exposition of the Structure of the Human Body with that of a Tiger and a Cow by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Lion Attacking a Horse by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Dorsal View of the Muscle Structure of a Progressively Dissected Horse, Study No. 7 from The Anatomy of the Horse, 1766 by George Stubbs")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1433931).jpg "Fowl Skeleton, Lateral View by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Human Skeleton, Lateral View Seen from the Left, Running by George Stubbs")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1441655).jpg "Human Skeleton, Posterior View (Finished Study for Table II) by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Repose After Shooting by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Two Gentlemen Shooting by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Two Tigers, 1788 by George Stubbs")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1466442).jpg "Cheetah and Stag with Two Indians by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Tiger Skeleton, Lateral View by George Stubbs")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1360502).jpg "A Tigress by John Dixon")
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.jpg "Dorking Hen Body, Lateral View by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "The Study of Muscles: Ecorche Drawing Seen from the Flank, from the 13th Anatomical Table, from the Anatomy of the Horse, 1766 by George Stubbs")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-73257).jpg "The Human Skeleton, Lateral View, from the Series")
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.jpg "A Comparative Anatomical Exposition of the Structure of the Human Body with That of a Tiger and a Cow by George Stubbs")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-857301).jpg "Fowl Skeleton, Lateral View (Finished Study for Table V) by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Human Skeleton, Lateral View seen from the Left, Running, illustration from")
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.jpg "A Comparative Anatomical Exposition of the Structure of the Human Body with that of a Tiger by George Stubbs")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1433983).jpg "Human Figure, Posterior View by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Two Horses in a Landscape by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Plate from The Anatomy of the Horse, c.1766 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Gentleman driving a Lady in a Phaeton, 1787 by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Mares and Foals Disturbed by an Approaching Storm by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Melbourne and Milbanke Families by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Human Figure, Posterior View by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Horses Fighting by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Comparative Anatomical Exposition of the Structure of the Human Body with that of a Tiger and a Cow by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Two Bay Hunters by a Tree by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Comparative Anatomical Exposition of the Structure of the Human Body with That of a Tiger and a Cow by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Comparative Anatomical Exposition of the Structure of the Human Body with that of a Tiger and a Cow by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "A Comparative Anatomical Exposition of the Structure of the Human Body with that of a Tiger and a Cow by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "White Poodle in a Punt by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "William Henry Cavendish Bentinck, 3rd Duke of Portland in Front of Welbeck Abbey Riding Stables by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Horse Frightened by a Lion by George Stubbs")
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.jpg "Freeman, the Earl of Clarendon")
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The English animal painter and draughtsman George Stubbs was born in Liverpool in 1724. His father worked as a leather tanner and leather merchant. So the boy came into contact with various animal products at an early age. At first he worked in his father's tannery until his death. But George was more and more attracted to a completely different occupation, painting and drawing. Therefore he wanted to be trained by a painter and engraver in these artistic fields. After some time, however, this seemed to be insufficient for George and he left the instructor.
George Stubbs was firmly convinced that he could teach himself everything necessary with a lot of hard work and persistence. So he began to make portraits according to the wishes of his clients. Eventually, the 21-year-old decided to pursue specific anatomical studies. Anatomy fascinated him from childhood on. Perhaps this had its origins in the practical experience in his father's tannery. That's why George Stubbs left for York and studied at County Hospital for several years. Here he was able to devote himself to human anatomy and gain a lot of experience for painting. In the course of the next few years he was even able to work as a lecturer for human and animal anatomy in York due to his outstanding achievements. Several published scientific books bear witness to his extensive knowledge in the field of anatomy. George Stubbs made the plates for his books himself, as he also had the necessary knowledge as an engraver. The animal painter was not afraid to dissect horses for slaughter in a rented barn in Horkstow in order to examine their anatomy thoroughly. This finally enabled him to create the truly lifelike horse paintings.
In the noble circles of the time, George Stubbs was known for his precise drawings of animals, especially horses. The orders of his well-heeled customers ensured him a very good income. The special thing about his paintings is that he did not simply depict the animals in a simple pose, but drew them in detail with their peculiarities and often in a sequence of movements. George Stubbs painted not only noble horses, but also dogs, oxen, fighting bulls and lions, always matching the surrounding landscape. George Stubbs became very famous as an animal painter, especially through the "painting of a rising horse" at a parade ("Whistlejacket"). He created this painting in 1760, commissioned by the Prime Minister Charles Watson-Wentworth.
The English animal painter and draughtsman George Stubbs was born in Liverpool in 1724. His father worked as a leather tanner and leather merchant. So the boy came into contact with various animal products at an early age. At first he worked in his father's tannery until his death. But George was more and more attracted to a completely different occupation, painting and drawing. Therefore he wanted to be trained by a painter and engraver in these artistic fields. After some time, however, this seemed to be insufficient for George and he left the instructor.
George Stubbs was firmly convinced that he could teach himself everything necessary with a lot of hard work and persistence. So he began to make portraits according to the wishes of his clients. Eventually, the 21-year-old decided to pursue specific anatomical studies. Anatomy fascinated him from childhood on. Perhaps this had its origins in the practical experience in his father's tannery. That's why George Stubbs left for York and studied at County Hospital for several years. Here he was able to devote himself to human anatomy and gain a lot of experience for painting. In the course of the next few years he was even able to work as a lecturer for human and animal anatomy in York due to his outstanding achievements. Several published scientific books bear witness to his extensive knowledge in the field of anatomy. George Stubbs made the plates for his books himself, as he also had the necessary knowledge as an engraver. The animal painter was not afraid to dissect horses for slaughter in a rented barn in Horkstow in order to examine their anatomy thoroughly. This finally enabled him to create the truly lifelike horse paintings.
In the noble circles of the time, George Stubbs was known for his precise drawings of animals, especially horses. The orders of his well-heeled customers ensured him a very good income. The special thing about his paintings is that he did not simply depict the animals in a simple pose, but drew them in detail with their peculiarities and often in a sequence of movements. George Stubbs painted not only noble horses, but also dogs, oxen, fighting bulls and lions, always matching the surrounding landscape. George Stubbs became very famous as an animal painter, especially through the "painting of a rising horse" at a parade ("Whistlejacket"). He created this painting in 1760, commissioned by the Prime Minister Charles Watson-Wentworth.
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.jpg "Mares and Foals without a Background, c.1762 by George Stubbs")
.jpg "Whistlejacket, 1762 by George Stubbs")
.jpg "Gimcrack with John Pratt up on Newmarket Heath, 1765 by George Stubbs")
.jpg "Mares and Foals in a River Landscape by George Stubbs")