Finished Study for the First Skeletal Table of a Horse, c. 1766

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"Finished Study for the First Skeletal Table of a Horse, c. 1766" is a significant work by the English painter George Stubbs, renowned for his detailed and realistic depictions of horses. This study is part of Stubbs's ambitious project to produce a comprehensive anatomical series of the horse, which culminated in the publication of "The Anatomy of the Horse" in 1766. The work reflects Stubbs's meticulous approach to understanding equine anatomy, which involved the dissection of horses to gain an intimate knowledge of their physical structure.

The study is executed with precision and showcases Stubbs's skill in rendering anatomical details with clarity and accuracy. It serves as both a scientific document and a work of art, highlighting the intersection of art and science in the 18th century. The skeletal study is indicative of Stubbs's dedication to empirical observation and his desire to elevate the status of animal painting by grounding it in a thorough understanding of the subject matter.

As a preparatory work for one of the engraved plates in his published anatomy, the "Finished Study for the First Skeletal Table of a Horse" is a testament to Stubbs's methodical process and his contribution to the field of natural history illustration. The piece is not only a reflection of Stubbs's own artistic practice but also an important artifact in the history of veterinary science and the study of animal anatomy. It remains an important reference for artists, scientists, and historians alike, offering insight into the practices of 18th-century art and science and the enduring legacy of George Stubbs as a painter of horses.

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