A Horse and His Boy
Here is one of the charming treasures of the Yale Center for British Art: George Stubbs’s 1774 painting “Pumpkin with a Stable-Lad.”
Notably, in this portrait the horse has a name, the lad none. The boy does, however, have the decade’s fashionable mullet.
2 comments:
So what do we call the horse's haircut??
Now that you mention it, Pumpkin's hair is short in front and cut longer in the back, too.
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