SISTERS, OREGON The rodeo clown applied streaks of white makeup to his weathered cheeks and gazed into the mirror one last ...

The tabletop bronze model is one of just five horse sculptures created by Suffolk-born artist Sir Alfred Munnings, who ...

A sculpture of “one of the most celebrated racehorses of the last century” is to be sold at auction. The piece, by Sir Alfred ...

Eustis-Farnam Public Schools released the middle and high school honor rolls for the fourth quarter and second semester.

The artwork is revealed to be the work of renowned 18th-century English artist George Stubbs, famous for his equine paintings. ... George Stubbs is known around the world for his horse paintings.

Ronnie's rummage through Sally's equestrian collection leads to an astonishing find—a painting by George Stubbs, the renowned 18th-century English artist famed for his horse portraits, hidden ...

Millionaire Hoarders returns to Channel 4 with discoveries of rare WW2 Spitfire and painting by George Stubbs ... Sally from Nottinghamshire who has created the UK’s only Horse Museum.

Eight horse sculptures, created for George Stubbs' 300th birthday celebrations last ... the work of the Sussex-based equestrian artist Jane Johansson and the Scunthorpe Museum Society Art Group.

Stubbs is considered one of the country's most revered equestrian painters. He completed much of the work for his ground-breaking book, The Anatomy of the Horse, while living in Horkstow in 1766.

A dog portrait by George Stubbs (1724–1806) that sold for just £11 ($47) at auction back in 1802 could fetch between £1.5 million ($1.88 million) and £2 million ($2.5 million) when it hits ...

George Stubbs' Rare Dog Painting May Fetch Over 1.5 Million Pounds In Auction The iconic painting was last sold for 30,000 pounds ($37,700) at the 1972 auction and 11 pounds ($14) at the 1802 auction.

A painting by British artist George Stubbs is expected to sell for up to £2 million ($2.5 million) in London next week, as it comes to auction for the first time in more than 50 years.