Dog (A Foxhound Viewed from Behind) 1788

George Stubbs, a renowned British painter known for his anatomical studies of animals, created "Dog (A Foxhound Viewed from Behind)" in 1788. This small, yet detailed, print depicts a foxhound from behind, showcasing Stubbs' mastery of capturing the animal's musculature and form. The print is characterized by its rich tonal contrasts and intricate details, showcasing Stubbs' meticulous approach to animal portraiture. This print is a testament to Stubbs' contributions to the history of animal art, and it remains a captivating example of his keen observation and technical prowess.