A Rearing Horse before a Landscape

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A Rearing Horse before a Landscape

Creator

Hercules Seghers

Dutch painter and engraver (c.1589-c.1638) · 1589–1638

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Date
c. 1618 - c. 1622
Medium
linen (material)
Institution
Rijksmuseum
Object ID
RP-P-H-OB-865

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A fierce rearing horse towers above a tiny strip of landscape. Segers based this depiction of an animal – the only one he made! – on a print after a design by the Italian artist Antonio Tempesta.

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  • Representative object from the topic French Equestrian Lithography
    French Equestrian Lithography

    These prints are connected by their French origin, lithographic printing technique, and shared subject matter depicting horses, riders, and military cavalry scenes from the 19th century.

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