The Study of Muscles Ecorche Drawing Seen from the Flank, from the 13th Anatomical Table, from the Anatomy of the Horse, 1766

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"The Study of Muscles Ecorche Drawing Seen from the Flank, from the 13th Anatomical Table, from the Anatomy of the Horse" is a significant work by the English painter George Stubbs, created in 1766. Renowned for his exceptional ability to depict horses, Stubbs embarked on an ambitious project to produce a comprehensive study of equine anatomy. This particular drawing is part of a series that resulted from his meticulous dissections of horses, a practice that was both innovative and controversial at the time.

The artwork serves as the 13th plate in a series of anatomical tables that were published in Stubbs's groundbreaking book, "The Anatomy of the Horse," which included detailed engravings based on his drawings. These illustrations were not only artistically remarkable but also of great scientific value, contributing significantly to the understanding of equine anatomy.

Stubbs's ecorche, or flayed figure, reveals the intricate musculature of the horse as seen from the flank, showcasing the artist's dedication to realism and his mastery of anatomical precision. The drawing reflects a combination of artistic finesse and scientific inquiry, characteristic of the Enlightenment period's quest for knowledge and exploration of the natural world.

"The Study of Muscles Ecorche Drawing Seen from the Flank" is emblematic of Stubbs's legacy as both an artist and an anatomist. His work has had a lasting impact on both the fields of art and veterinary science, offering an unprecedented look at the internal structure of the horse and setting a new standard for the accurate representation of animals in art.

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