No 39 Le Superbe a horse of the Spanish Riding School performing a dressage movement called a Piaffe

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"No 39 Le Superbe, a horse of the Spanish Riding School performing a dressage movement called a Piaffe" is an 18th-century equestrian illustration by Baron Reis d'Eisenberg, showcasing the classical dressage training of the renowned Spanish Riding School in Vienna, Austria. The artwork captures the precise moment when a horse, known as Le Superbe, executes the piaffe, an advanced dressage movement where the horse trots in place with a highly elevated and cadenced step. This illustration is part of a larger body of work by Baron Reis d'Eisenberg, who was known for his detailed and accurate depictions of equestrian subjects, particularly those illustrating the techniques and exercises of classical dressage. The Spanish Riding School, established in the 16th century, is famous for its Lipizzaner horses and has long been a center for preserving the tradition of classical dressage. The piaffe, considered one of the most challenging movements to perform and teach, is a testament to the school's rigorous training methods and the high level of communication and trust between horse and rider. Baron Reis d'Eisenberg's illustration not only serves as an artistic representation of this equestrian practice but also as a historical document reflecting the rich heritage of the Spanish Riding School and the art of classical dressage.

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