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Discover George Stubbs’ ‘A Lion & Tiger,’ a stunning 1779 ceramic painting showcasing remarkable animal realism & dramatic composition. Explore this masterpiece of Romanticism!
George Stubbs's 'The Marquess of Rockingham' captures a majestic horse portrait, showcasing the artist’s mastery of anatomy and detail. A stunning example of 18th-century art.
Experience George Stubbs' masterful 18th-century portrait of a man with his Arabian stallion against a dramatic hillside backdrop; discover this equestrian masterpiece today.
George Stubbs's stunning 1782 painting depicts Isabella Salstonstall as Una from Spenser’s ‘Faerie Queene’. A captivating portrait of a noblewoman alongside a majestic lion, showcasing masterful detail and historical significance.
Admire George Stubbs's masterful depiction of Firetail and his trainer at Newmarket Heath, capturing the essence of equestrian artistry and Victorian England. Explore this iconic painting!
George Stubbs's meticulously detailed 1766 black and white drawing, 'The Anatomy of the Horse,' showcases a strikingly realistic horse skeleton, reflecting the artist’s groundbreaking anatomical studies from the late 18th century. Discover this exceptional piece and bring art history into your home.
George Stubbs's 'Molly Long Legs' captures a majestic equestrian portrait of a racehorse and jockey, showcasing anatomical precision & romantic artistry from 1762.
A serene 18th-century portrait by George Stubbs capturing the gentle bond between Viscount Curzon and his mare Maria amidst a soft landscape, offering a timeless piece of equestrian mastery for your collection.
George Stubbs' 'Gimcrack with John Pratt up on Newmarket Heath' captures a legendary racehorse and jockey amidst the beauty of East Anglian countryside. A stunning oil painting from 1765.
Explore George Stubbs’ ‘Finished Study,’ a detailed 1758 graphite skeleton study showcasing anatomical precision & Romanticism. A unique scientific illustration.
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