William Anderson with two saddle-horses 1793

This 1793 painting by George Stubbs, a renowned English artist, depicts William Anderson, a prominent figure in the world of horse racing, riding two saddle horses. The painting showcases Stubbs's mastery of equine anatomy and his ability to capture the energy and grace of these animals in motion. The detailed rendering of the horses' musculature, their elegant strides, and the subtle play of light on their coats contribute to a sense of realism and dynamism. "William Anderson with two saddle-horses" is a testament to Stubbs's reputation as a leading animal painter and his dedication to capturing the beauty and power of the horse.