Foxhound c. 1760

"Foxhound" is an oil painting on canvas created by the English artist George Stubbs, circa 1760. This painting showcases Stubbs's talent for capturing the anatomical detail and muscularity of animals. The foxhound, a breed known for its hunting prowess, stands proudly in a landscape setting. The background, with its hints of a rocky terrain and a distant sky, adds depth to the composition. Stubbs was renowned for his scientific approach to animal portraiture, and his works, like "Foxhound," are often admired for their realism and anatomical precision.