George Stubbs Painting Reproductions 1 of 6
1724-1806
English Romanticism Painter
George Stubbs was an English painter and anatomist, born on August 25, 1724, in Liverpool, England. He is best known for his exceptional paintings of animals, particularly horses, which showcased his remarkable skill in capturing anatomical accuracy and naturalistic depictions. Stubbs' works not only celebrated the beauty of animals but also contributed to scientific understanding and the field of veterinary anatomy.
Stubbs initially had an interest in art and anatomy from a young age. He studied human anatomy and dissection at York Hospital and attended classes at the Academy of St. Martin's in London. His meticulous study of anatomy laid the foundation for his later paintings, as he sought to understand the structure and movement of animals with scientific precision.
In the 1750s, Stubbs began to focus on equestrian subjects, becoming the leading painter of horses in 18th-century England. His paintings portrayed horses in various poses and situations, including racing, hunting, and portraiture. Stubbs had a deep understanding of equine anatomy, and his attention to detail and accuracy set him apart from his contemporaries.
Stubbs' groundbreaking approach to depicting animals involved direct observation and dissection. He studied and sketched animal carcasses to gain a thorough understanding of their internal structures. His ability to accurately depict muscles, bones, and other anatomical details in his paintings showcased his scientific approach to art.
In addition to horses, Stubbs also painted other animals, including dogs, lions, tigers, and exotic creatures. His works captured the essence of these animals, their natural behavior, and the landscapes in which they lived. Stubbs often portrayed animals in their natural habitats, emphasizing their individuality and unique personalities.
Apart from his animal paintings, Stubbs also explored other genres, including portraits and landscapes. His portraiture work included human subjects, as well as famous racehorses and their owners. Stubbs' attention to detail and ability to capture the likeness of both animals and people made his portraits highly sought after.
Stubbs' contributions to the understanding of animal anatomy went beyond his art. In 1766, he published "The Anatomy of the Horse," a groundbreaking scientific work that became a standard reference for veterinarians and anatomists. The book included detailed engravings based on his dissections and observations, further demonstrating his commitment to combining art and science.
George Stubbs' work had a lasting impact on both the art world and the field of veterinary science. His precise anatomical renderings and naturalistic depictions of animals set new standards in animal painting. Today, his works can be found in major museums and art collections worldwide, and his legacy as a master of animal painting and scientific observation continues to be celebrated.
Stubbs initially had an interest in art and anatomy from a young age. He studied human anatomy and dissection at York Hospital and attended classes at the Academy of St. Martin's in London. His meticulous study of anatomy laid the foundation for his later paintings, as he sought to understand the structure and movement of animals with scientific precision.
In the 1750s, Stubbs began to focus on equestrian subjects, becoming the leading painter of horses in 18th-century England. His paintings portrayed horses in various poses and situations, including racing, hunting, and portraiture. Stubbs had a deep understanding of equine anatomy, and his attention to detail and accuracy set him apart from his contemporaries.
Stubbs' groundbreaking approach to depicting animals involved direct observation and dissection. He studied and sketched animal carcasses to gain a thorough understanding of their internal structures. His ability to accurately depict muscles, bones, and other anatomical details in his paintings showcased his scientific approach to art.
In addition to horses, Stubbs also painted other animals, including dogs, lions, tigers, and exotic creatures. His works captured the essence of these animals, their natural behavior, and the landscapes in which they lived. Stubbs often portrayed animals in their natural habitats, emphasizing their individuality and unique personalities.
Apart from his animal paintings, Stubbs also explored other genres, including portraits and landscapes. His portraiture work included human subjects, as well as famous racehorses and their owners. Stubbs' attention to detail and ability to capture the likeness of both animals and people made his portraits highly sought after.
Stubbs' contributions to the understanding of animal anatomy went beyond his art. In 1766, he published "The Anatomy of the Horse," a groundbreaking scientific work that became a standard reference for veterinarians and anatomists. The book included detailed engravings based on his dissections and observations, further demonstrating his commitment to combining art and science.
George Stubbs' work had a lasting impact on both the art world and the field of veterinary science. His precise anatomical renderings and naturalistic depictions of animals set new standards in animal painting. Today, his works can be found in major museums and art collections worldwide, and his legacy as a master of animal painting and scientific observation continues to be celebrated.
125 George Stubbs Paintings
William Anderson with Two Saddled Horses 1793
Oil Painting
$1172
$1172
Canvas Print
$50.56
$50.56
SKU: STG-3066
George Stubbs
Original Size: 102.2 x 127.9 cm
The Royal Collection, London, United Kingdom
George Stubbs
Original Size: 102.2 x 127.9 cm
The Royal Collection, London, United Kingdom
John and Sophia Musters Out Riding at Colwick Hall 1777
Oil Painting
$1512
$1512
Canvas Print
$57.41
$57.41
SKU: STG-3067
George Stubbs
Original Size: 100.4 x 124 cm
Private Collection
George Stubbs
Original Size: 100.4 x 124 cm
Private Collection
A Gentleman driving a Lady in a Phaeton 1787
Oil Painting
$1610
$1610
Canvas Print
$76.19
$76.19
SKU: STG-3068
George Stubbs
Original Size: 82.5 x 101.6 cm
National Gallery, London, United Kingdom
George Stubbs
Original Size: 82.5 x 101.6 cm
National Gallery, London, United Kingdom
The Prince of Wales's Phaeton 1793
Oil Painting
$1702
$1702
Canvas Print
$60.48
$60.48
SKU: STG-3069
George Stubbs
Original Size: 102.2 x 128.3 cm
The Royal Collection, London, United Kingdom
George Stubbs
Original Size: 102.2 x 128.3 cm
The Royal Collection, London, United Kingdom
Laetitia, Lady Lade 1793
Oil Painting
$1562
$1562
Canvas Print
$50.56
$50.56
SKU: STG-3070
George Stubbs
Original Size: 102.5 x 128.2 cm
The Royal Collection, London, United Kingdom
George Stubbs
Original Size: 102.5 x 128.2 cm
The Royal Collection, London, United Kingdom
Mares and Foals under an Oak Tree 1773
Oil Painting
$1764
$1764
SKU: STG-3071
George Stubbs
Original Size: 82 x 101 cm
Private Collection
George Stubbs
Original Size: 82 x 101 cm
Private Collection
Lord Grosvenor's Arabian with a Groom c.1765
Oil Painting
$2046
$2046
Canvas Print
$63.82
$63.82
SKU: STG-3072
George Stubbs
Original Size: 99.3 x 83.5 cm
Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, USA
George Stubbs
Original Size: 99.3 x 83.5 cm
Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, USA
The Marquess of Rockingham's 'Scrub' 1762
Oil Painting
$1512
$1512
Canvas Print
$52.58
$52.58
SKU: STG-3073
George Stubbs
Original Size: 101.5 x 127 cm
Private Collection
George Stubbs
Original Size: 101.5 x 127 cm
Private Collection
A Grey Stallion In a Landscape c.1765
Oil Painting
$1435
$1435
SKU: STG-3074
George Stubbs
Original Size: 63.5 x 72.4 cm
Private Collection
George Stubbs
Original Size: 63.5 x 72.4 cm
Private Collection
Whistlejacket 1762
Oil Painting
$1569
$1569
Canvas Print
$63.82
$63.82
SKU: STG-3075
George Stubbs
Original Size: 292 x 246.4 cm
National Gallery, London, United Kingdom
George Stubbs
Original Size: 292 x 246.4 cm
National Gallery, London, United Kingdom
A Gentleman on a Grey Horse 1781
Oil Painting
$1229
$1229
Canvas Print
$54.78
$54.78
SKU: STG-3076
George Stubbs
Original Size: 59.5 x 71 cm
Private Collection
George Stubbs
Original Size: 59.5 x 71 cm
Private Collection
Hollyhock c.1765
Oil Painting
$1134
$1134
Canvas Print
$50.56
$50.56
SKU: STG-3077
George Stubbs
Original Size: 38.7 x 47.6 cm
The Royal Collection, London, United Kingdom
George Stubbs
Original Size: 38.7 x 47.6 cm
The Royal Collection, London, United Kingdom
Lustre, held by a Groom c.1760/62
Oil Painting
$1610
$1610
Canvas Print
$61.44
$61.44
SKU: STG-3078
George Stubbs
Original Size: 101.9 x 127 cm
Yale Center for British Art, Connecticut, USA
George Stubbs
Original Size: 101.9 x 127 cm
Yale Center for British Art, Connecticut, USA
Two Gentlemen Going a Shooting 1767
Oil Painting
$1738
$1738
Canvas Print
$60.89
$60.89
SKU: STG-3079
George Stubbs
Original Size: 101.6 x 127.2 cm
Yale Center for British Art, Connecticut, USA
George Stubbs
Original Size: 101.6 x 127.2 cm
Yale Center for British Art, Connecticut, USA
Rhinoceros c.1790/91
Oil Painting
$1068
$1068
Canvas Print
$50.99
$50.99
SKU: STG-3080
George Stubbs
Original Size: 70 x 90.6 cm
Private Collection
George Stubbs
Original Size: 70 x 90.6 cm
Private Collection
'Dungannon', the property of Colonel O'Kelly 1793
Oil Painting
$1626
$1626
SKU: STG-3081
George Stubbs
Original Size: 99 x 126 cm
Private Collection
George Stubbs
Original Size: 99 x 126 cm
Private Collection
Stallions Fighting 1781
Oil Painting
$1722
$1722
Canvas Print
$50.56
$50.56
SKU: STG-3082
George Stubbs
Original Size: 73.7 x 94 cm
Private Collection
George Stubbs
Original Size: 73.7 x 94 cm
Private Collection
The Milbanke and Melbourne Families c.1769
Oil Painting
$2554
$2554
Canvas Print
$84.89
$84.89
SKU: STG-3083
George Stubbs
Original Size: 97.2 x 147.3 cm
National Gallery, London, United Kingdom
George Stubbs
Original Size: 97.2 x 147.3 cm
National Gallery, London, United Kingdom
Isabella Salstonstall as Spenser's 'Faerie Queene' 1782
Oil Painting
$1772
$1772
Canvas Print
$57.96
$57.96
SKU: STG-3084
George Stubbs
Original Size: 47.9 x 63.8 cm
Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, United Kingdom
George Stubbs
Original Size: 47.9 x 63.8 cm
Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, United Kingdom
A Lion Attacking a Horse c.1762
Oil Painting
$1463
$1463
Canvas Print
$57.83
$57.83
SKU: STG-11585
George Stubbs
Original Size: 243.8 x 333 cm
Yale Center for British Art, Connecticut, USA
George Stubbs
Original Size: 243.8 x 333 cm
Yale Center for British Art, Connecticut, USA
A Saddled Bay Hunter 1786
Oil Painting
$987
$987
Canvas Print
$50.56
$50.56
SKU: STG-11600
George Stubbs
Original Size: 37.8 x 48.2 cm
Private Collection
George Stubbs
Original Size: 37.8 x 48.2 cm
Private Collection
Two Bay Hunters by a Tree 1786
Oil Painting
$1209
$1209
Canvas Print
$50.56
$50.56
SKU: STG-11601
George Stubbs
Original Size: unknown
South African National Gallery, Cape Town, South Africa
George Stubbs
Original Size: unknown
South African National Gallery, Cape Town, South Africa
A Horse Frightened by a Lion c.1790/95
Oil Painting
$1535
$1535
Canvas Print
$51.55
$51.55
SKU: STG-11602
George Stubbs
Original Size: 70.5 x 104.1 cm
Yale Center for British Art, Connecticut, USA
George Stubbs
Original Size: 70.5 x 104.1 cm
Yale Center for British Art, Connecticut, USA
'Whistlejacket' and Two other Stallions with ... 1762
Oil Painting
$1649
$1649
Canvas Print
$50.56
$50.56
SKU: STG-11603
George Stubbs
Original Size: 99 x 187 cm
Private Collection
George Stubbs
Original Size: 99 x 187 cm
Private Collection