Showing 24 artworks out of 26 with George Stubbs and with artwork date before 1800 and with artwork date after 1790
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Experience the haunting mortality of George Stubbs's 1800 masterpiece, Freeman, capturing life's delicate balance in exquisite detail; discover this iconic vision today.
Dynamic equestrian portrait by George Stubbs from 1794 capturing a man on horseback; bring this masterful Regency scene home today.
George Stubbs' "The Prince of Wales Phaeton" (1793) captures a historic scene with horses and figures, showcasing the artist’s mastery of anatomy and Romantic style. Explore this iconic painting!
George Stubbs’s monumental Lincolnshire Ox captures the grandeur of rural England in 1790, portraying John Gibbons alongside his colossal champion ox – a breathtaking testament to animal anatomy and Victorian fascination with scientific observation. Explore this iconic masterpiece.
Born in Gedney Lincolnshire in 1782, George Stubbs was a celebrated English painter known for his meticulous anatomical studies and captivating depictions of horses. He gained prominence as one of the pioneers of Romanticism, particularly through his iconic painting ‘Whistlejacket.’ His artistic journey began with apprenticeships under renowned surgeons and anatomists like Charles Atkinson. The L
George Stubbs's 'A Monkey' (1799) captures a contemplative primate amidst a shadowy forest, showcasing the artist’s anatomical precision and Romantic style. Explore this iconic painting.
George Stubbs' 'A Horse Frightened by a Lion' – A dramatic oil painting capturing fear and intensity, meticulously reproduced as a museum-quality art print.
Admire George Stubbs’ ‘Two Bay Mares & a Grey Pony,’ a stunning oil painting of horses in a landscape. Realistic detail, romantic style, and serene composition – a captivating piece.
A poignant scene of a gamekeeper delivering the coup de grâce to a wounded doe by George Stubbs captures a dramatic moment of life and death from 1800, inviting you to explore this masterpiece for your collection.
Admire 'Fino and Tiny,' a stunning 1791 oil painting by George Stubbs. Captivating animal anatomy & landscape details. Explore exquisite handmade reproductions at ArtsDot.com.
Admire George Stubbs’ ‘Rhinoceros,’ a stunning 1792 oil painting of an animal rendered in classical realism. Explore its detailed technique & captivating portrayal of nature.
George Stubbs (1724-1806): Celebrated English painter renowned for his anatomical accuracy & masterful depictions of horses. Pioneer of Romanticism, famous for 'Whistlejacket'. Explore his equine art & legacy.