British18th Century

George Stubbs

George Stubbs (1724–1806) was an English painter best known for equestrian portraiture executed with scientific precision. Self-trained through anatomical dissection and observation, he published The Anatomy of the Horse, setting new standards for depicting animal structure and movement. Stubbs elevated horse portraiture to high art, capturing breeding stock with dignity and psychological presence. Master Canvas Art offers 67 hand-painted oil reproductions of George Stubbs' work.

Associated movement Romanticism

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  • The Prince Of Wales’S Phaeton by George Stubbs

    THE PRINCE OF WALES’S PHAETON

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  • Phaeton With A Pair Of Cream Ponies And An Stable-Lad by George Stubbs

    PHAETON WITH A PAIR OF CREAM PONIES AND AN STABLE-LAD

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  • Joseph Smythe Esquire by George Stubbs

    JOSEPH SMYTHE ESQUIRE

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  • Gimcrack With John Pratt Up On Newmarket Heath by George Stubbs

    GIMCRACK WITH JOHN PRATT UP ON NEWMARKET HEATH

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  • John Gascoigne With A Bay Horse by George Stubbs

    JOHN GASCOIGNE WITH A BAY HORSE

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  • Reapers by George Stubbs

    REAPERS

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  • The Countess Of Coningsby In The Costume Of The Charlton Hunt by George Stubbs

    THE COUNTESS OF CONINGSBY IN THE COSTUME OF THE CHARLTON HUNT

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