Possibly 1788
A Foxhound
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Curatorial notes
Editor: So, this is George Stubbs' "A Foxhound," a print from the late 18th century. It's interesting how the dog almost seems to glow against that dark background. What strikes you when you look at this image? Curator: The stillness, I think. It's poised, expectant. I can almost hear the rustle of leaves, the distant horn. It reminds me of a childhood spent lost in books, imagining worlds just beyond the page. Do you feel that sense of quiet anticipation? Editor: I do! It's subtle, not overt. Curator: Exactly! Stubbs captures a moment of profound stillness, hinting at the adventure to come. It makes you wonder, doesn't it, what the hound is about to chase? Editor: Definitely. It's a fascinating peek into a different time.