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Oil Paintings
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STUBBS, George
English Romantic Painter, 1724-1806
English painter, draughtsman and printmaker. His study of anatomy enabled him to paint horses, dogs and wild animals with unsurpassed truth to nature, while his innate sense of design enabled him to achieve graceful, rhythmic compositions. His contemporary reputation was chiefly based on portraits of horses and dogs; but he also painted human portraits, conversation pieces and imaginative subjects with animals. |
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STUBBS, George
William Anderson with Two Saddle-horses er
1793
Oil on canvas, 102,2 x 127,9 cm
Royal Collection, Windsor
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STUBBS, George
The Milbanke and Melbourne Families rwy
c. 1769
Oil on canvas, 97 x 149 cm
National Gallery, London
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STUBBS, George
Haymaking t
1785
Oil on wood, 89,5 x 132,5 cm
Tate Gallery, London
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STUBBS, George
Whistlejacket r
1761-62
Oil on canvas, 325 x 259 cm
Private collection
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STUBBS, George
Molly Longlegs with Jockey (mk08)
c.1761/62
Oil on canvas,
102x127cm
Liverpool,Walker Art Gallery
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STUBBS, George
The Prince of Wales' Phaeton (mk25)
1793
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STUBBS, George
Soldiers of the Tenth Light Dragoons (mk25)
1793
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STUBBS, George
George IV when Prince of Wales (mk25)
1791
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STUBBS, George
William Anderson with Two Saddle Horses (mk25)
1793
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English Romantic Painter, 1724-1806
English painter, draughtsman and printmaker. His study of anatomy enabled him to paint horses, dogs and wild animals with unsurpassed truth to nature, while his innate sense of design enabled him to achieve graceful, rhythmic compositions. His contemporary reputation was chiefly based on portraits of horses and dogs; but he also painted human portraits, conversation pieces and imaginative subjects with animals.
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