No 34 An alzan horse from the stud at Dietrichstein in Moravia performing a dressage movement of the Spanish Riding School

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"No. 34 An alzan horse from the stud at Dietrichstein in Moravia performing a dressage movement of the Spanish Riding School" is an 18th-century equestrian illustration by Baron Reis d'Eisenberg, showcasing a horse from the Dietrichstein stud in Moravia executing a dressage movement characteristic of the renowned Spanish Riding School. The work is part of a series that depicts various horse breeds and dressage techniques of the time, reflecting the high level of horsemanship and the art of classical dressage that were cultivated by European nobility.

Baron Reis d'Eisenberg, an artist and equerry, was known for his expertise in the equestrian arts and for documenting the practices and animals associated with them. His illustrations are valuable historical records of the equine lineage and the equestrian knowledge of his era. The Spanish Riding School, located in Vienna, Austria, has been a center for classical dressage since its establishment in the 16th century and remains active to this day, making this illustration not only a piece of art but also a document of enduring equestrian tradition.

This particular illustration, No. 34, captures the grace and discipline of the dressage movement, highlighting the beauty of the alzan horse—a term that refers to the horse's reddish-gold coat color—and the skill required to perform at the Spanish Riding School. The work is significant for its artistic merit, its contribution to the historical record of equestrianism, and its reflection of the cultural importance of horsemanship in European aristocratic society.

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