Captive Zebra — After George Stubbs

In the 1760s, a live zebra arrived in England and George Stubbs was there to document it — with the same anatomical obsession and artistic brilliance he brought to every creature he encountered. The result was one of the most celebrated animal portraits of the Enlightenment.

This Elliott Best Original honours that spirit of discovery: bold stripes, alert presence, and the quiet drama of an extraordinary animal rendered with Georgian precision.

Created in the Elliott Best studio in Canada. Printed on museum-quality archival paper.

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