Human Skeleton, Posterior View 1795 - 1806

This anatomical drawing by George Stubbs, titled “Human Skeleton, Posterior View,” depicts a human skeleton in meticulous detail. Created between 1795 and 1806, the drawing demonstrates Stubbs' keen interest in the human form and his skill in anatomical representation. The skeleton is rendered with precision, showcasing the artist’s understanding of the skeletal structure and the interconnectedness of the bones. The composition is simple and effective, focusing entirely on the anatomical subject. This drawing exemplifies Stubbs’ mastery of the academic tradition in art, often favored by medical professionals and art students alike.