
“Bay Horse and White Dog“
Lest certain of our readers develop the belief that Yours Truly has no interest in paintings that do not somehow involve scantily or non-clad lovelies, I will just point out that today is the anniversary of the birth of British sport painter George Stubbs in 1724.
I love the body language of the horse in this painting. It says, “Well, yes, I am prepared to make friends with you in principle….but I’m not quite certain yet that you aren’t in cahoots with a lion sneaking up to jump on my back.” All horses think this way.
The dog, meanwhile, is simply thinking, “Me like horsey.”

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August 25, 2008 at 8:38 pm
Mrs. Peperium
Horses have such great ass*s.
August 26, 2008 at 7:31 pm
Sarah G.
I’ve always loved Stubbs. He really understood the structure and form of animals most notably horses.