A gentleman wearing a tricorn hat on horseback in a landscape A study for an equestrian portrait of King Louis XV

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"A Gentleman Wearing a Tricorn Hat on Horseback in a Landscape: A Study for an Equestrian Portrait of King Louis XV" is a preparatory work by the French painter Charles Parrocel (1688–1752). Known for his mastery in depicting horses and military scenes, Parrocel's study is an insightful glimpse into the artistic process leading up to the creation of a grand equestrian portrait, a genre that was particularly popular among the royalty and nobility of the time as a means of showcasing power, control, and elegance.

This study captures the poised figure of a gentleman, presumed to be King Louis XV of France, mounted on a spirited horse set against a pastoral landscape. The tricorn hat, a fashion staple of the 18th century, helps date the piece and adds to the authenticity of the portrayal of the king, who reigned from 1715 to 1774. The artwork serves not only as a testament to Parrocel's skill in rendering equine subjects with dynamic realism but also as a reflection of the royal iconography of the period.

Charles Parrocel's study is a significant artifact for understanding the conventions of royal portraiture in the 18th century, as well as the artist's own oeuvre. It provides art historians and enthusiasts with a rare look at the preliminary stages of a genre that was instrumental in shaping the visual representation of monarchical power and prestige during the Ancien Régime in France.

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