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Listing Title:
After George Stubbs (1724-1806) Fine Original King Charles Spaniel Oil Painting
Brief Description:
This is a truly marvellous Original Oil on Canvas Painting after a very famous work by one of Britain's greatest ever artist's.
George Stubbs (1724-1806).
The incredibly detailed work portrays a friendly King Charles Spaniel within a leafy landscape.
The original painting by Stubbs sold at Sotheby's Auction, London (Lot 450) on 4th December 2013 for a mega GBP 1,426.500
This stunning quality, original, signed, and dated work is a very faithful example which was executed during the late 20th Century (1991).
Offered at just over £1.4 million cheaper than the original work, so a fabulous piece at a very good price! :-)
George Stubbs, (born Aug. 24, 1724, Liverpool, Eng.—died July 10, 1806, London), outstanding English animal painter and anatomical draftsman.
The son of a prosperous tanner, Stubbs was briefly apprenticed to a painter but was basically self-taught. His interest in autonomy, revealed at an early age, became one of the driving passions of his life. His earliest surviving works are 18 plates etched for Dr. John Burton’s Essay Towards a Complete New System of Midwifery (1751). In the 1750s Stubbs made an exhaustive analysis of the anatomy of the horse. He rented a farmhouse in a remote Lincolnshire village, where, over a period of 18 months, he undertook the painstaking dissection of innumerable specimens. After moving permanently to London in 1760, Stubbs etched the plates for Anatomy of the Horse (1766), which became a major work of reference for naturalists and artists alike. Stubbs soon established a reputation as the leading painter of portraits of the horse. His masterly depictions of hunters and racehorses brought him innumerable commissions. Perhaps more impressive than the single portraits are his pictures of informal groups of horses, such as Mares and Foals in a Landscape (c. 1760–70).
Attributes:
Oil on Canvas Painting
Signed: 'B. T. Winch'
Dated: 91(1991)
Condition:
Mounted within a lovely gilt moulded frame, and offered in an overall superb original condition commensurate with age.
Note: the frame has a few blemishes to the leading edges.
Framed Measurements:
INCHES & CENTIMETRES
Height: 20.5'' | 52 cm
Width: 24.9'' | 63.2 cm
Depth: 1.8'' | 4.5 cm
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