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Stubbs, George (1724-1806)

Creator details

Name
Stubbs, George (1724-1806)
Nationality
English
Biography
George Stubbs (b. 1724 d.1806) was a British painter who is well known for his paintings of animals, in particular horses. His interest in anatomy helped him to become one of the leading painters of horses. Stubbs' Anatomy of the Horse (1766) went on to become a major reference work for artists. His work Whistlejacket, on display at The National Gallery in London, illustrates his incredible knowledge of anatomy which was unmatched among British artists of the time.
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Assets (347 in total)

A Bay Hunter, a Springer Spaniel and a Sussex Spaniel, 1782
A Zebra, 1763 (oil on canvas)
Two Shafto Mares and a Foal, 1774 (oil on panel)
John and Sophia Musters riding at Colwick Hall, 1777
Ringwood, a Brocklesby Foxhound, 1792 (oil on canvas)
Mares and Foals Disturbed by an Approaching Storm, 1765 (oil on canvas)
The Duke of Marlborough's (?) Bay Hunter, with a Groom in Livery in a Lake Landscape (oil on canvas)
Cheetah and Stag with two Indians, c.1765 (oil on canvas)
Tristram Shandy, a Bay Racehorse Held by a Groom in an Extensive Landscape, c.1760 (oil on canvas)
Bay Malton with John Singleton Up, c.1767 (oil on canvas)
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