Légende
The fun of the horse race, Horse race in the field, Comic events from everyday life, Comic gallery, cartoon, Series number, 67, Various riders participate in a horse race in the open field, in which one has fallen., stamp: 'Timbre Royal Seine 3 c.', annotation: '227', printmaker: Victor Adam, France, printer (person): Aubert & Junca, Paris, publisher: Aubert & Cie., 1837-10-11, printer (person), paper, lithography, letterpress printing, lithography with text in letterpress on verso, height 235 mm x width 349 mm, A wide pencil sketch on pale paper shows a rural scene with multiple horses and riders in motion across a hilly landscape; several horses rear or gallop while riders are thrown or struggle to stay mounted, and one rider lies on his back with arms raised on the ground. To the right a horse pulls a two-wheeled carriage driven by a seated coachman with a passenger, moving along a winding track that runs past a wooden fence and a steep embankment with vegetation. In the distant background faint figures on horseback cross a ridge and a solitary rider leaps across a hollow, while scattered shrubs and textured terrain give depth and shading to the composition. The overall drawing is detailed with fine strokes, varied shading, and visible paper texture.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A93_451
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
53.0Mo (12.6Mo) / 44.5cm x 29.9cm / 5254 x 3528 (300dpi)