No 17 A dark bay horse of the Spanish Riding School performing a shoulder in dressage step

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"No. 17, A Dark Bay Horse of the Spanish Riding School Performing a Shoulder In Dressage Step" is an 18th-century equestrian painting by Baron Reis d'Eisenberg, an artist known for his works depicting horses and dressage. The painting captures a moment of classical dressage, showcasing a dark bay horse executing the shoulder-in, a lateral movement designed to enhance the horse's flexibility and balance. This maneuver is one of the fundamental exercises in dressage, where the horse moves forward and sideways at the same time, with its inside legs passing and crossing in front of the outside legs.

Baron Reis d'Eisenberg, whose full name was Johann Georg Hamilton, was an equerry and riding master at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, an institution renowned for its tradition of classical dressage. His expertise in horsemanship and intimate knowledge of the school's training methods provided him with the insight to accurately depict the precision and grace of dressage movements in his artwork.

The painting is significant not only for its artistic merit but also for its historical value, as it provides a visual record of the equestrian techniques practiced at the Spanish Riding School during the 18th century. The school itself has a storied history, having been established in 1572, and is recognized for its role in preserving the classical form of dressage, which is characterized by harmonious, refined movements that highlight the natural beauty and ability of the horse.

"No. 17, A Dark Bay Horse of the Spanish Riding School Performing a Shoulder In Dressage Step" is emblematic of Baron Reis d'Eisenberg's body of work, which contributes to the understanding of equestrian art and the cultural heritage of classical dressage. The painting is appreciated by art historians and equestrian enthusiasts alike for its depiction of equine athleticism and the elegance of the dressage discipline.

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