No 41 A skewbald horse of the Spanish Riding School performing the Pesade

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"No. 41 A Skewbald Horse of the Spanish Riding School Performing the Pesade" is an 18th-century equestrian print by Baron Reis d'Eisenberg, showcasing the classical dressage movement known as the "pesade." This artwork is part of a larger collection that illustrates the training and exercises of the prestigious Spanish Riding School in Vienna, Austria, which is renowned for its Lipizzaner horses and the preservation of classical dressage.

The print captures the precise moment when a skewbald horse—a horse with patches of white and non-black colors—is performing the pesade under the guidance of a rider. In this highly controlled maneuver, the horse is rearing up with its forelegs drawn in, demonstrating both the animal's training and the rider's skill. The pesade is one of the "airs above the ground," which are advanced movements in classical dressage that require a significant level of strength and balance from the horse, as well as a deep understanding and connection between horse and rider.

Baron Reis d'Eisenberg, an artist and equestrian expert of the period, created a series of prints that serve as an important historical record of the techniques and traditions of the Spanish Riding School. His works are valued not only for their artistic merit but also for their contribution to the understanding of equestrian arts and the legacy of the Spanish Riding School. The detailed depiction in "No. 41 A Skewbald Horse of the Spanish Riding School Performing the Pesade" offers a glimpse into the disciplined world of classical horsemanship and reflects the elegance and precision that the school has embodied since its establishment in the 16th century.

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