Dorsal view of the muscle structure of a progressively dissected horse, study No.7 from The Anatomy of the Horse, 1766

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"Dorsal View of the Muscle Structure of a Progressively Dissected Horse, Study No.7 from The Anatomy of the Horse" is a significant anatomical illustration by the English painter George Stubbs, completed in 1766. Stubbs, renowned for his exceptional depiction of horses, embarked on an ambitious project to produce a comprehensive study of equine anatomy. His dedication to understanding the subject led him to personally conduct dissections, a task that was both unconventional and arduous for an artist of his time.

The study is part of a series of 18 engraved plates that were published in Stubbs's landmark work, "The Anatomy of the Horse," which includes detailed engravings of the bones, muscles, and tendons of the horse. The dorsal view in Study No.7 offers a meticulous illustration of the horse's musculature as viewed from above, with successive layers of muscle exposed to provide a deeper understanding of the animal's physiology. This particular study showcases Stubbs's technical skill and his scientific approach to art, blending accuracy with aesthetic finesse.

Stubbs's anatomical studies were groundbreaking in the 18th century, as they provided an unprecedented level of detail and accuracy. His work was not only valuable to artists for the realistic portrayal of horses but also served as an important reference for veterinarians and anatomists. "The Anatomy of the Horse" reflects Stubbs's contribution to both the art and science of his era, and it remains a seminal work in the study of equine anatomy. The dorsal view illustration, along with the rest of the series, exemplifies the intersection of art and science and highlights the enduring legacy of George Stubbs as a master of equine art.

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