George Stubbs

1766

The Anatomy Of The Horse, Keynes.f.6.14

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

1765

Gimcrack With John Pratt Up On Newmarket Heath

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.

George Stubbs

Study Of A Fowl, Lateral View, With Skin And Underlying Fascial Layers Removed, From 'a Comparative Anatomical Exposition Of The Structure Of The Human Body With That Of A Tiger And A Common Fowl'

A striking anatomical study by George Stubbs depicting a fowl's internal structure with remarkable detail and precision. Explore the artistry of comparative anatomy.

George Stubbs

Study Of The Human Figure, Anterior View, From 'a Comparative Anatomical Exposition Of The Structure Of The Human Body With That Of A Tiger And A Common Fowl'

Explore George Stubbs's groundbreaking anatomical study 'Study of the Human Figure,' showcasing meticulous detail and scientific realism—a masterpiece of Romanticism capturing human anatomy alongside animal forms.

George Stubbs

1758

Finished Study For

Explore George Stubbs’ ‘Finished Study,’ a detailed 1758 graphite skeleton study showcasing anatomical precision & Romanticism. A unique scientific illustration.