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George Stubbs (1724-1806). Whistlejacket (c. 1762)
George Stubbs (1724-1806). English painter. Whistlejacket (c. 1762). Oil on Canvas. National Gallery. London. England. UK
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1762 Arabian Echinus Gallery Marquess Racehorse Rearing Rockingham Stubbs Thoroughbred
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George Stubbs' masterpiece, Whistlejacket (c. 1762), showcases the English painter's exceptional skill in capturing the power and grace of a rearing Arabian horse. This oil on canvas painting, housed in the National Gallery in London, England, is a testament to Stubbs' ability to bring the animal's muscular form and expressive spirit to life. The horse, believed to be a thoroughbred named Whistlejacket, was owned by the Marquess of Rockingham. The painting's title is thought to derive from the horse's distinctive white markings, which resemble the shape of a sea urchin or echinus, known as a "whistlejacket" in the 18th century. The painting's composition is striking, with the horse's powerful hind legs poised to launch into a gallop, while its head is turned towards the viewer, revealing a keen intelligence and alertness. The horse's mane and tail are rendered with intricate detail, creating a sense of movement and energy. Whistlejacket is a prime example of Stubbs' innovative approach to animal painting, which gained him widespread acclaim during the 18th century. His meticulous attention to anatomy and form, combined with his ability to capture the unique character of each animal, set him apart from his contemporaries. Today, Whistlejacket remains a beloved work of art, not only for its stunning representation of a magnificent horse, but also for its historical significance as a symbol of British art and culture during the Age of Enlightenment.
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