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George Stubbs (25 August 1724 – 10 July 1806) was an English painter, best known for his paintings of horses.
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George Stubbs Horse Attacked by a Lion
1769 -
George Stubbs Mares and Foals in a River Landscape
c.1763–8 -
George Stubbs Horse Frightened by a Lion
?exhibited 1763 -
George Stubbs Haymakers
1785 -
George Stubbs Reapers
1785 -
George Stubbs Otho, with John Larkin up
1768 -
George Stubbs Horse Devoured by a Lion
?exhibited 1763 -
George Stubbs A Couple of Foxhounds
1792
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Tate Etc
George Stubb's Reapers and Haymakers (both 1785)
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The lowly weed has its day: Private view
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Project
The Art of Seeing Nature: Masterpieces from Tate Britain
The Art of Seeing Nature: Masterpieces from Tate Britain was presented at Sayyid Faisal bin Ali Museum, Muscat from 30 ...
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Tate Papers
Tate Papers no.13: Spring 2010
Tate Papers no.13, Spring 2010 edition, featuring papers on The Sublime Object
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