A frightened horse

The painting "Horse Frightened by a Lion" - the rare masterpiece by George Stubbs: the story of strength and fear in an immortal painting is a prominent work by the English artist George Stubbs, created between 1762 and 1768. The painting reflects Stubbs' intense interest in animal anatomy and nature, and it embodies an intense dramatic moment where a horse is depicted in extreme panic due to the approaching lion. The painting is a wonderful example of early Romanticism, highlighting the struggle between beauty and wildness in nature, with a focus on strong emotions and natural aesthetics. The painting shows Stubbs' skill in depicting the anatomical details of the horse, with tense muscles and fearful expressions on its face, while the lion appears as a symbol of strength and threat. The colors used, such as the pure white of the horse and the dark background, add to the dramatic tension of the scene.