Tab. XV, from The Anatomy of the Horse..., 1766

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Tab. XV, from "The Anatomy of the Horse, Including a Particular Description of the Bones, Cartilages, Muscles, Fascias, Ligaments, Nerves, Arteries, Veins, and Glands" (1766), is a significant work by the English painter George Stubbs, renowned for his detailed and realistic depictions of horses. This publication marks a pivotal moment in both art and science, showcasing Stubbs' dedication to understanding and portraying the anatomical structure of the horse with unprecedented accuracy.

George Stubbs (1724–1806) embarked on an ambitious project to produce a comprehensive study of the horse's anatomy, driven by his belief that to depict the external beauty of the horse, one must fully understand its internal structure. This endeavor led him to spend 18 months dissecting horses, a task he undertook in a farmhouse in Lincolnshire. Stubbs' meticulous study culminated in the publication of "The Anatomy of the Horse," which included a series of detailed engravings based on his drawings.

Tab. XV stands out as a remarkable illustration within the series, demonstrating Stubbs' skill in capturing the intricate details of the horse's anatomy. The plate is part of a collection that was groundbreaking at the time for its scientific accuracy and artistic quality. Stubbs' work bridged the gap between art and science, providing valuable insights for both artists seeking to accurately depict the horse and scientists studying its anatomy.

The publication of "The Anatomy of the Horse" was met with acclaim and established George Stubbs as a leading figure in equine anatomy and art. His approach influenced not only contemporary artists and veterinarians but also future generations. Today, Tab. XV, along with the other plates from the series, is celebrated for its contribution to the understanding of equine anatomy and its role in elevating the standards of animal depiction in art. The work remains a testament to Stubbs' dedication, precision, and impact on the fields of art and science.

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