United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · August 24, 1724 – July 10, 1806Wikidata
George Stubbs
British painter (1724–1806)
Born in Liverpool. Died in London.
A life in paintings
Born 1724124 dated paintingsDied 1806
142 works
1 without a public image, listed last
A Dog, 'Property of the Earl of Chatham'manner of · Manner of George Stubbs18th century · Yale Center for British Art
King Charles Spanielmanner of · Manner of George Stubbs18th century · Yale Center for British Art
White Poodle in a Puntmanner of · Manner of George Stubbs18th century · Yale Center for British Art
Brown and White Norfolk or Water Spanielmanner of · Manner of George Stubbs18th century · Yale Center for British Art
Water Spanielmanner of · Manner of George Stubbs18th century · Yale Center for British Art
Fino, black-and-white Spitzmanner of · Manner of George Stubbs18th century · Yale Center for British Art
Ringwood, a Brocklesby Foxhoundmanner of · Manner of George Stubbs18th century · Yale Center for British Art- George Fothergill of York (1689–1770)George Stubbs1746 · Ferens Art Gallery
Mr Dawson of Retford with His ServantGeorge Stubbsc. 1749 · Ferens Art Gallery
Studies for or after "The third Duke of Richmond with the Charleton Hunt"George Stubbs1750s · Yale Center for British Art
Mrs Dawson of Retford and Her DaughterGeorge Stubbsc. 1750 · Ferens Art Gallery
James StanleyGeorge Stubbs1755 · Walker Art Gallery
Self-PortraitGeorge Stubbsc. 1759 · Yale Center for British Art- Five Brood Mares at the Duke of Cumberland's Stud Farm in Windsor Great ParkGeorge Stubbs1760–1765 · National Trust
The Duke of Ancaster's bay stallion Blank, held by Old Parnam, his GroomGeorge Stubbs1760s · Grimsthorpe Castle