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Vintage Frightened Horse Framed Print, A Horse Affrighted By A Lion - George Stubbs Size:Super 24 x 18 Inches To stop means simply toVintage "A Horse Affrighted By A Lion" George Stubbs Framed Print 1762. George Stubbs specialized in painting horses, and he frequently invested his compositions with Romantic flair by including ravenous predators and dark and stormy vistas. Stubbs began an informal series of works on the subject of a lion attacking a horse around 1762 or 1763, and he continued to explore and reinterpret the theme in at least 17 images over a period of about 30 years.