George L Stubbs from 2902 Ritchie Marlboro Rd, Upper Marlboro, MD 20774, age 91, Phone: 3019520965

Isbn (Books And Publications)

Anatomy of the Horse

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Author
George Stubbs

ISBN #
0486234029

The Anatomical Works of George Stubbs

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Author
George Stubbs

ISBN #
0436129906

Stubbs

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Author
George Stubbs

ISBN #
0714814989

Stubbs

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Author
George Stubbs

ISBN #
0714818089

Anatomy of the Horse

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Author
George Stubbs

ISBN #
0831780436

Anatomy of the Horse

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Author
George Stubbs

ISBN #
0844656631

George Stubbs: Complete Engraved Works

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Author
George Stubbs

ISBN #
0856673757

George Stubbs 1724-1806

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Author
George Stubbs

ISBN #
0881620386

Resumes

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Medicine Doctors

George Wynne Stubbs

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Specialties:

Family Medicine

Education:

Louisiana State University at New Orleans (1978)

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News

Sotheby's Reports First Half 2014 Financial Results

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aster and British Paintings sales series which totaled a record $127.4 million for the week, surpassing the pre-sale estimate of $73/108 million by a wide margin. The top lot of the series was George Stubbs' Tygers at Play which brought $13.2 million, above the pre-sale high estimate of $10 million.
Date: Aug 08, 2014
Category: Business
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UK foils Australian bid to buy kangaroo, dingo paintings

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The oils by British animal painter George Stubbs were first exhibited in London in 1773, giving the public their first glimpse of the exotic creatures most identified with the wild new territory of Australia.
Date: Nov 06, 2013
Category: Entertainment
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If the Lesula is a newly discovered monkey, why is it so oddly familiar?

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Animals have occasionally been portrayed with the same degree of empathy and intensity, especially by 18th century British artist George Stubbs, whose brown-eyed horse Whistlejacket stares passionately at visitors to the National Gallery. But when it comes to eliciting human sympathy, the Lesula sta
Date: Sep 13, 2012
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