A Horse Belonging to the Rt. Honourable Lord Grosvenor called Bandy from his Crooked Leg, exh. 1763

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"A Horse Belonging to the Rt. Honourable Lord Grosvenor called Bandy from his Crooked Leg, exh. 1763" is a notable work by the English painter George Stubbs, renowned for his detailed and realistic depiction of horses. Painted in 1762 and exhibited the following year, this oil on canvas portrays a horse owned by Lord Grosvenor, an important patron of Stubbs. The painting is distinguished by its meticulous attention to the anatomy of the horse, a hallmark of Stubbs's work, who was known for his study of equine form through dissection.

The painting's title refers to the horse's distinctive feature, a crooked leg, which Stubbs has rendered with clinical precision and empathy. The work exemplifies the artist's ability to combine scientific accuracy with aesthetic appeal, a quality that has earned him a reputation as one of the 18th century's foremost painters of animals, and horses in particular.

Stubbs's work coincided with a period in British history when horse racing and breeding were becoming significant aspects of the country's culture and economy, and his paintings often reflected the interests and pursuits of the British aristocracy. "A Horse Belonging to the Rt. Honourable Lord Grosvenor called Bandy from his Crooked Leg, exh. 1763" is a testament to the artist's skill in capturing the physical characteristics and the individual personality of the horse, making it a valuable piece in the study of Stubbs's oeuvre and the broader context of British sporting art. The painting remains an important example of George Stubbs's contribution to the development of animal painting in Western art history.

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