Cheval Anglais Prepare Pour La Course - Cheval Anglais Partant Pour La Course.

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"Cheval Anglais Préparé Pour La Course" and "Cheval Anglais Partant Pour La Course" are a pair of aquatint engravings by the French painter and lithographer Carle Vernet (1758–1836). These works depict scenes related to the English thoroughbred racehorse, capturing the moments before a race. Vernet, who was known for his equestrian subjects, showcases his keen observation and ability to portray the anatomy of horses with accuracy and dynamism in these pieces.

The first engraving, "Cheval Anglais Préparé Pour La Course" (English: "English Horse Prepared for the Race"), illustrates the preparation phase, where a racehorse is being groomed and readied by its handlers. The attention to detail in the horse's musculature and the handlers' expressions reflects the anticipation and meticulous care taken before the race.

The second, "Cheval Anglais Partant Pour La Course" (English: "English Horse Leaving for the Race"), captures the moment of departure to the racecourse. The energy and movement conveyed in this scene highlight the excitement and tension as the horse is led to the starting point.

Carle Vernet was a prominent figure in French art, particularly during the Napoleonic era, and was celebrated for his illustrations of horses and military subjects. His works, including these engravings, are notable for their historical value and artistic merit, providing insight into the equestrian practices and sporting culture of his time.

Both engravings are exemplary of Vernet's skill in the medium of aquatint, a technique that allows for the creation of tonal effects, thereby giving these images a painterly quality. The engravings are sought after by collectors and are significant examples of early 19th-century equestrian art. They continue to be appreciated for their contribution to the genre and for their representation of the elegance and spirit of the racehorse.

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