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William Anderson with two Saddle-Horses
George Stubbs·1793
Historical Context
William Anderson with Two Saddle-Horses from 1793 by George Stubbs is a late equestrian group portrait combining human and equine subjects. The groom with two horses was a composition type Stubbs employed frequently throughout his career. Stubbs's oil technique was grounded in exhaustive anatomical study—he spent eighteen months dissecting horses at a Lincolnshire farmhouse before painting the plates for his Anatomy of the Horse (1766)—producing an exactitude of musculature and bone...
Technical Analysis
The two horses and their attendant are rendered with Stubbs's characteristic anatomical precision, each horse individually characterized.



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