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A versatile genius whose oeuvre includes paintings, engravings, and detailed anatomical studies, George Stubbs (1724 1806) was fascinated by horses. This handsome book presents for the first time the wide range of his equine imagery, from refined portraits of racehorses to violent scenes of horses attacked by lions in the wild.Taking full account of the associations and status of the noble horse” in eighteenth-century Britain and the colorful world of its devotees both high and low the authors examine Stubbs’s work from different points of view and offer many fresh interpretations. Malcolm Warner discusses how horses were regarded in Britain in Stubbs’s time, the unexpected connection between his horse-and-lion compositions and the creation of the English thoroughbred, and his classicism. Robin Blake examines the young Whig noblemen who were Stubbs’s first patrons, the grooms, jockeys, trainers, and other attendants who appear in his horse portraits, and his curious dealings with the Prince of Wales. The book also includes an essay by conservators Lance Mayer and Gay Myers on Stubbs’s experiments with wax and enamel.For admirers of Stubbs’s art, eighteenth-century English painting, and horses, this book is an essential addition to their bookshelves.

About the brand: Glamorous and edgy canvas wall art. iCanvas A Gentleman on a Grey Horse in a Rocky Wooded Landscape, 1781 by George Stubbs Design details: These museum quality fine art prints are hand-framed, subjected to the highest standards of quality, and printed using state-of-the-art technology only available in the fine-art world. Made with heavyweight, 300gsm, acid free paper, in tandem with fade-resistant archival inks. Show off your love for art with this high-end fine art paper print. Indonesian hardwood frame with matte finish. Handcrafted and detail finished with rounded filled miter joints for a clean and smooth presentation. 300 gsm, heavyweight, cold press, archival fine-art paper with a distinct textured surface in a bright white tone. Protected by premium clear-coat, non-glare acrylite glazing; reducing glare and maintaining color vividness. Fade resistant epson ultrachrome archival inks. Dual D-ring hooks for stable hanging; making the print ready to hang right out of the box. Hanging accessories and instructions included. For care, dust with a non abrasive, dry cloth, using a plastic cleaner. Image type: giclee Frame: Indonesian hardwood Arrives ready to hang Made in the USA Choose from the following: 16in x 1in x 16in 24in x 1in x 24in

About the brand: Glamorous and edgy canvas wall art. iCanvas A Gentleman on a Grey Horse in a Rocky Wooded Landscape, 1781 by George Stubbs Design details: These museum quality fine art prints are hand-framed, subjected to the highest standards of quality, and printed using state-of-the-art technology only available in the fine-art world. Made with heavyweight, 300gsm, acid free paper, in tandem with fade-resistant archival inks. Show off your love for art with this high-end fine art paper print. Indonesian hardwood frame with matte finish. Handcrafted and detail finished with rounded filled miter joints for a clean and smooth presentation. 300 gsm, heavyweight, cold press, archival fine-art paper with a distinct textured surface in a bright white tone. Protected by premium clear-coat, non-glare acrylite glazing; reducing glare and maintaining color vividness. Fade resistant epson ultrachrome archival inks. Dual D-ring hooks for stable hanging; making the print ready to hang right out of the box. Hanging accessories and instructions included. For care, dust with a non abrasive, dry cloth, using a plastic cleaner. Image type: giclee Frame: Indonesian hardwood Arrives ready to hang Made in the USA Choose from the following: 16in x 1in x 16in 24in x 1in x 24in

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Accessorize and maximize your fandom while impressing your fellow fans with this Garrett Stubbs Philadelphia Phillies 3 Pack Player Friendship Bracelet. These matching friendship bracelets have an all-over team-colored design and team logo displays, which makes them the perfect way to show your support for the Philadelphia Phillies and get in on the latest accessory craze. Every bead bracelet design is the perfect addition to your outfit, whether you’re heading to the game, watching at home, or just hanging out with friends. With thematic word displays and team-specific accents, you can focus on cheering your team to victory on gamedays and celebrating a style victory on off days. With a trio of bracelet designs to choose from in each three-pack, you’ll always know how to make friendship bracelets a part of your fit. Features All-over team-colored design: These adult friendship bracelets are covered in the official Philadelphia Phillies colors, so you can show your team spirit with pride. Team logo displays: Our friendship bracelet patterns feature beads with team logo displays so everyone will know who you’re rooting for. Thematic words displayed: Letter cubes are organized on a friendship bracelet string to display team-specific words, messages, and player names that will make sure these Garrett Stubbs player friendship bracelets always have your team spirit front and center. Team-specific accents: Show everyone what a true fan looks like with cool friendship bracelet patterns that showcase elements specific to the Philadelphia Phillies that diehard and casual fans alike will recognize and appreciate Brass ring accents: These beaded friendship bracelets have brass ring accents that separate sections of the bracelet patterns for a cohesive and eye-catching look. Gem beads: Our team beaded bracelets showcase team-colored gem beads to make sure your friendship bracelet matches with the rest of your attire, accessories, and jewelry. Perfect for: Game days: These friendship bracelets are perfect for game days, so you can show your team spirit in style. Symbolizing friendship: These friendship bracelets are also perfect for showing your friendship to someone. They make great gifts for your fellow fans to commemorate special occasions, including every big win. Showing support for your team: Our friendship bracelets are great ways to let everyone know who you root for while also making an eye-catching fashion statement. Exchanging: Who doesn’t love a friendship bracelet exchange? Swap a friendship bracelet with a fellow fan at the game, at the tailgate, or even while you’re waiting in line at the concession stand. Details Circumference: Approximately 7.5 in. Manufactured by FOCO Players Choice Academy™ Officially licensed by Major League Baseball Imported

Accessorize and maximize your fandom while impressing your fellow fans with this Nick Castellanos & Garrett Stubbs Philadelphia Phillies 3 Pack Friendship Bracelet. These matching friendship bracelets have an all-over team-colored design and team logo displays, which makes them the perfect way to show your support for the Philadelphia Phillies and get in on the latest accessory craze. Every bead bracelet design is the perfect addition to your outfit, whether you’re heading to the game, watching at home, or just hanging out with friends. With thematic word displays and team-specific accents, you can focus on cheering your team to victory on gamedays and celebrating a style victory on off days. With a trio of bracelet designs to choose from in each three-pack, you’ll always know how to make friendship bracelets a part of your fit. Features All-over team-colored design: These adult friendship bracelets are covered in the official Philadelphia Phillies colors, so you can show your team spirit with pride. Team logo displays: Our friendship bracelet patterns feature beads with team logo displays so everyone will know who you’re rooting for. Thematic words displayed: Letter cubes are organized on a friendship bracelet string to display team-specific words, messages, and player names that will make sure these Nick Castellanos & Garrett Stubbs player friendship bracelets always have your team spirit front and center. Team-specific accents: Show everyone what a true fan looks like with cool friendship bracelet patterns that showcase elements specific to the Philadelphia Phillies that diehard and casual fans alike will recognize and appreciate Brass ring accents: These beaded friendship bracelets have brass ring accents that separate sections of the bracelet patterns for a cohesive and eye-catching look. Gem beads: Our team beaded bracelets showcase team-colored gem beads to make sure your friendship bracelet matches with the rest of your attire, accessories, and jewelry. Perfect for: Game days: These friendship bracelets are perfect for game days, so you can show your team spirit in style. Symbolizing friendship: These friendship bracelets are also perfect for showing your friendship to someone. They make great gifts for your fellow fans to commemorate special occasions, including every big win. Showing support for your team: Our friendship bracelets are great ways to let everyone know who you root for while also making an eye-catching fashion statement. Exchanging: Who doesn’t love a friendship bracelet exchange? Swap a friendship bracelet with a fellow fan at the game, at the tailgate, or even while you’re waiting in line at the concession stand. Details Circumference: Approximately 7.5 in. Manufactured by FOCO Players Choice Academy™ Officially licensed by Major League Baseball Imported

If you're a true bar-b-q aficionado, you love Stubb's Legendary Kitchen sauces and rubs.  If you're really lucky, you've chowed down at Stubb's Bar-B-Q Restaurant in Austin. Now you can recreate Stubb's famous Texas-style favorites in your own backyard with over 50 recipes, including signature barbecue dishes and great starters, sides, and desserts that are hearty Texas traditions. This is a must-have for any dedicated grillmaster.

Published in conjunction with the exhibition Stubbs and the Horse organized by the Kimbell Art Museum, Forth Worth, TX in association with the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, MD, and the National Gallery, London (2005).

The Deluxe Edition of LIVE AT STUBBS 2 includes a bonus DVD which features the live performance and a making-of documentary.

Offers a brief chronology of Stubbs' life, shows his paintings of horses, dogs, lions, leopards, farmers, riders, and grooms, and discusses his working methods

Stubbs is one of the most original and searching of all animal painters, whether his subject is a brood-mare, a monkey, or a poodle in a punt. For too long undervalued as "Mr Stubbs the Horse Painter", he is now recognized as an equal of Gainsborough and Reynolds in the foremost rank of British art. His searching eye made him a perceptive portrayer of human beings too, and the class distinctions of 18th-century England are dissected with the same clarity as the anatomy of a horse. Above all, Stubbs is a master of design, able to translate faithful observations from nature into unforgettable images. This reprint of the 1984 exhibition catalogue reproduces in colour all the works shown, and enlarges many details which illuminate the artist's technique.

In a period when access to fine paintings was restricted, Stubbs's reputation was spread chiefly through his engravings. This catalogue raisonné is the only single volume to contain all Stubbs's known engravings and provides a complete record of prints made by others after his works. Introductory essays consider Stubbs's relationships with other artists, particularly his engravers, and examine how the prints were originally marketed.Part 1 covers the more important prints issued during Stubbs's lifetime, some of which are published here for the first time. Each of the 218 entries is fully illustrated and accompanied by comparative material.Part 2 comprises 440 supplementary entries and indicates the nature and extent of Stubbs's posthumous reputation.This book also is the first substantial review of the work of a major 18th century British painter by reference to the important, but neglected, medium of reproductive prints.

This thorough appreciation of the eighteenth-century master of animal painting looks beyond the artist's sporting scenes to explore Stubbs' full range of work. Although George Stubbs is best known for his images of hounds and horses charging round the British countryside, the painter was also an avid student of the broader animal world. Among his subjects were zebras, cheetahs, and moose, which he drew from life in the exotic menageries where they were kept. This volume features gorgeous color reporductions of paintings that highlight the painter's genius for combining realism and lyricism. It includes numerous drawings and prints-among them the exceptional studeis for his "The Anatomy of the Horse" series. Informative essays discuss Stubbs' superb aesthetic sensibility, his far-reaching scientific studies, and his place in the pantheon of eighteenth-century European painters.

Illuminating and highly enjoyable biography of Stubbs, which places him in the context of eighteenth-century England. George Stubbs tirelessly studied and explored the natural world, and looked for new ways of representing it.

In a period when access to fine paintings was restricted, Stubbs's reputation was spread chiefly through his engravings. This catalogue raisonné is the only single volume to contain all Stubbs's known engravings and provides a complete record of prints made by others after his works. Introductory essays consider Stubbs's relationships with other artists, particularly his engravers, and examine how the prints were originally marketed.Part 1 covers the more important prints issued during Stubbs's lifetime, some of which are published here for the first time. Each of the 218 entries is fully illustrated and accompanied by comparative material.Part 2 comprises 440 supplementary entries and indicates the nature and extent of Stubbs's posthumous reputation.This book also is the first substantial review of the work of a major 18th century British painter by reference to the important, but neglected, medium of reproductive prints.

George Stubbs (1724-1806), now recognized as one of the greatest and most original artists of the eighteenth century, stands out from other practitioners in the field of animal painting. His most frequent commissions were for paintings of horses, dogs, and wild animals, and his images invariably arrest attention and frequently strike a deeply poetic note. Stubbs did not emerge as a painter until he was in his mid-thirties, but then his genius flowered astonishingly. He steadily celebrates English sporting and country life and reveals himself―in his “incidental” portraits of jockeys and grooms, for example―as a perceptive observer of different levels of social behavior. Among his many experiments with technique were his chemical experiments with painting in enamels, first on copper and later on earthenware “tablets,” manufactured for him in Wedgwood's potteries.This is the first full catalogue of Stubbs's paintings and drawings. Along with the full catalogue entries, the book offers a lengthy study of Stubbs's art and career. 

Stubbs is one of the most original and searching of all animal painters, whether his subject is a brood-mare, a monkey, or a poodle in a punt. For too long undervalued as "Mr Stubbs the Horse Painter", he is now recognized as an equal of Gainsborough and Reynolds in the foremost rank of British art. His searching eye made him a perceptive portrayer of human beings too, and the class distinctions of 18th-century England are dissected with the same clarity as the anatomy of a horse. Above all, Stubbs is a master of design, able to translate faithful observations from nature into unforgettable images. This reprint of the 1984 exhibition catalogue reproduces in colour all the works shown, and enlarges many details which illuminate the artist's technique.

George Stubbs: ‘all done from Nature’ presents the first significant overview of Stubbs’s work in Britain for more than 30 years and brings together 80 paintings, drawings and publications from the National Gallery’s Whistlejacket to pieces never previously seen in public.  Stubbs produced exceptional images of animals and people throughout his career. These were a product of his keen scientific eye and uncommon sense of compassion. Rather than trust to history and the untested example of his precursors, he championed doing as a way of thinking and deployed picture-making in pursuit of reality. On the title page of The Anatomy of the Horse, his groundbreaking publication that rewrote our understanding of equine biology, Stubbs confirmed that everything that followed was ‘all done from Nature’ – meaning that it all derived from his own painstaking analysis of the subject in front of him. George Stubbs: ‘all done from Nature’ accompanies the major exhibition at MK Gallery in Milton Keynes and the Mauritshuis in The Hague and includes new writing on the artist by Nicholas Clee, Martin Myrone, Martin Postle, Roger Robinson, Jenny Uglow and Alison E. Wright.

This thorough appreciation of the eighteenth-century master of animal painting looks beyond the artist's sporting scenes to explore Stubbs' full range of work. Although George Stubbs is best known for his images of hounds and horses charging round the British countryside, the painter was also an avid student of the broader animal world. Among his subjects were zebras, cheetahs, and moose, which he drew from life in the exotic menageries where they were kept. This volume features gorgeous color reporductions of paintings that highlight the painter's genius for combining realism and lyricism. It includes numerous drawings and prints-among them the exceptional studeis for his "The Anatomy of the Horse" series. Informative essays discuss Stubbs' superb aesthetic sensibility, his far-reaching scientific studies, and his place in the pantheon of eighteenth-century European painters.

George Stubbs (1724-1806), now recognized as one of the greatest and most original artists of the eighteenth century, stands out from other practitioners in the field of animal painting. His most frequent commissions were for paintings of horses, dogs, and wild animals, and his images invariably arrest attention and frequently strike a deeply poetic note. Stubbs did not emerge as a painter until he was in his mid-thirties, but then his genius flowered astonishingly. He steadily celebrates English sporting and country life and reveals himself―in his “incidental” portraits of jockeys and grooms, for example―as a perceptive observer of different levels of social behavior. Among his many experiments with technique were his chemical experiments with painting in enamels, first on copper and later on earthenware “tablets,” manufactured for him in Wedgwood's potteries.This is the first full catalogue of Stubbs's paintings and drawings. Along with the full catalogue entries, the book offers a lengthy study of Stubbs's art and career.