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George Stubbs

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland · 1724–1806 · Romanticism, Genre painting · 903 artworks found
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George Stubbs
1724–1806
Born August 24, 1724 (Liverpool)
Died July 10, 1806 (London) at the age of 81
Nationality United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Epochs Romanticism, Genre painting
Genre genre painting, history painting, landscape, portrait, animal painting
Profession painter, draftsperson, graphic artist
Family
Child: George Stubbs
Memberships Royal Academy of Arts
Notable works Whistlejacket (1762), The Kongouro from New Holland (1772), Pferd wird von einem Löwen angefallen (1762), Mares and Foals in a River Landscape (1765), Haymakers (1785)
Museums Yale Center for British Art, Art Institute of Chicago, Walker Art Gallery Liverpool, National Gallery of Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art
George Stubbs

George Stubbs

    August 25, 1724   -   July 10, 1806

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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George Stubbs
 
1762 | oil on canvas

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Gimcrack with John Pratt up on N...
1765 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
A Zebra, 1763
1763 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
 
1762 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
Dungannon, the property of Colon...
1793 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
Lord Torrington's Hunt Servants ...
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George Stubbs
 
1768 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
Una and the Lion (Isabella Salto...
1782 | enamel paint on ceramic plaque

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George Stubbs
Two Shafto Mares and a Foal, 1774
1774 | Oil on panel

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George Stubbs
Whistlejacket and two other Stal...
1762 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
A Sleeping Leopard, engraved by ...
1791 | etching

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George Stubbs
Miss Ann White's Kitten, 1790
1790 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
Bay Malton with John Singleton U...
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George Stubbs
Zebra, exhibited 1763.
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George Stubbs
Sir John Nelthorpe, 6th Baronet ...
1776 | Oil on panel

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George Stubbs
 
1799 | Oil on panel

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George Stubbs
 
1780 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
Spanish Pointer
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George Stubbs
Sleeping Leopard, 1777.
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George Stubbs
A Pointer (oil on canvas) (for p...
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George Stubbs
Fanny, a brown and white spaniel
1778 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
Detail from William Henry Cavend...
1766 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
Unbekanntes Bild
1782 |

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George Stubbs
 
1763 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
Joseph Smyth Esquire, Lieutenant...
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George Stubbs
 
1772 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
William Henry Cavendish-Bentinck...
1767 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
Two Tigers, 1788
1788 | engraving

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George Stubbs
The Human Figure, lateral view, ...
Undated | graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
Mambrino, c.1790
1790 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
A Lion Attacking a Horse
1770 | Watercolor with gray ink and gouache over graphite on medium, smooth, cream wove paper

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George Stubbs
Lioness and white stallion, 1760
1760 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
 
Undated | Oil on cardboard

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George Stubbs
Mare and Foals
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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Horse Frightened by a Lion, c....
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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
Human Skeleton, Anterior View, R...
Undated | graphite on thin wove paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Lion Attacking a Horse, c.1762
Undated | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
 
1765 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
Dorking Hen Skeleton, Lateral Vi...
Undated | pen and ink and graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
Sleeping Leopard, 1777 (enamel o...
1777 | Enamel on Wedgwood biscuit earthenware

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
Human Skeleton: Lateral view in ...
1799 | graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Ink on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
 
1777 |

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Ink on paper

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George Stubbs
 
1791 |

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George Stubbs
 
1774 | Oil on panel

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Ink on paper

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George Stubbs
Study of the Human Figure, Poste...
Undated | graphite on cartridge paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 |

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George Stubbs
Two Horses in a landscape
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George Stubbs
Plate from The Anatomy of the Ho...
Undated | engraving

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George Stubbs
Two Gentlemen Shooting
Undated | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
Brown and White Norfolk or Water...
1778 | Oil on panel

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George Stubbs
A Horse Affrighted by a Lion, en...
Undated | etching

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
The Entire Human Figure from the...
Undated | graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
 
1791 | etching on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
Study of the Human Figure, Later...
Undated | pen and ink and graphite on wove paper

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
 
1788 | Etching with roulette in black on off-white wove paper

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George Stubbs
Study of a Racehorse in Action- ...
171 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
The Prince of Waless Phaeton
1793 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
Sweetwilliam", a Bay Racehorse, ...
1779 | oil on panel

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George Stubbs
 
435 | Watercolor on paper

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George Stubbs
Ringwood, a Brocklesby Foxhound,...
1792 | oil on canvas

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George Stubbs
A comparative anatomical exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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George Stubbs
 
Undated | Graphite on cream, thin, smooth, wove paper

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George Stubbs
Horse Frightened by a Lion, betw...
Undated | oil painting

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George Stubbs
A Tyger (A Sleeping Cheetah) (me...
Undated | mezzotint

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George Stubbs
A Comparative Anatomical Exposit...
1795 | Graphite on paper

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About the artist

George Stubbs
George Stubbs
1724–1806
BornAugust 24, 1724 (Liverpool)
DiedJuly 10, 1806 (London) at the age of 81
NationalityUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
EpochsRomanticism, Genre painting
Genregenre painting, history painting, landscape, portrait, animal painting
Professionpainter, draftsperson, graphic artist
Family
Child: George Stubbs
MembershipsRoyal Academy of Arts
Notable worksWhistlejacket (1762), The Kongouro from New Holland (1772), Pferd wird von einem Löwen angefallen (1762), Mares and Foals in a River Landscape (1765), Haymakers (1785)
MuseumsYale Center for British Art, Art Institute of Chicago, Walker Art Gallery Liverpool, National Gallery of Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art

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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