"die Postur Eines Reuters..." - "der Galop Gerad Aus Lincks" - "changieren Rechts".

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"Die Postur Eines Reuters..." ("The Posture of a Rider..."), "Der Galop Gerad Aus Lincks" ("The Gallop Straight Out Left"), and "Changieren Rechts" ("Changing to the Right") are a series of engravings by Johann Elias Ridinger (1698–1767), a notable German engraver, painter, and publisher famous for his works on animal anatomy and hunting. Ridinger's detailed illustrations often served as instructional material for various aspects of horsemanship, hunting, and the natural world in the 18th century.

These particular engravings are part of Ridinger's extensive body of work that focuses on the art of horsemanship, showcasing the different postures and movements involved in riding horses. "Die Postur Eines Reuters..." illustrates the correct posture of a rider, which was an essential aspect of classical dressage and the refined riding techniques of the time. "Der Galop Gerad Aus Lincks" captures the dynamic motion of a horse galloping to the left, emphasizing the power and grace of the animal in motion, as well as the skill required of the rider to maintain control and balance. "Changieren Rechts" depicts the maneuver of changing direction to the right, a movement that requires precise communication between rider and horse.

Ridinger's works were not only artistic achievements but also practical guides that reflected the equestrian knowledge and standards of his era. His engravings were widely distributed and collected, contributing to his reputation as one of the foremost artists of his time in the field of animal art and equine anatomy. The attention to detail and anatomical accuracy in Ridinger's engravings made them valuable resources for both artists and equestrians, and they continue to be appreciated by collectors and historians today.

These engravings are representative of Ridinger's mastery in capturing the essence of equine movement and the symbiotic relationship between horse and rider, making them significant contributions to the art and literature of horsemanship. They remain important historical documents that offer insight into the techniques and aesthetics of 18th-century riding, as well as the broader cultural context in which they were created.

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