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.
So what do we call the horse's haircut??
ReplyDeleteNow that you mention it, Pumpkin's hair is short in front and cut longer in the back, too.
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