Showing posts with label XVIII c horses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label XVIII c horses. Show all posts

Thursday, September 19, 2024

J.G. Pforr - two stallions

 Salvete Omnes,

 just for the pleasure and beauty of it -  more J. G. Pforr's equestrian work in oils - two XVIII century stallions being presented:

first a palomino or dorado (izabelowaty in Polish) being presented during a horse market display


a XVIII century saddle with stirrups in the foreground



glorious bay stallion


the groom is wearing a pari of Hungarian riding pants and boots with spurs . Oxen pull a cart in the background

enjoy

Valete

Thursday, September 5, 2024

J.G. Pforr - peasant and draft horses

 Salvete Omnes,



back to Pforr's fabulous drawings and paintings of  horses - 

there is lots of realism in this picture - these working horses have rope and collar burns and other work-related injuries
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and some closeups & details 




clearly visible withers -neck injury from collar 




all these plates are gouaches, inks and watercolor 

Valete

Sunday, August 25, 2024

J.G. Pforr - various horse images 1

 Salvete omnes,




last day of this week and let us continue with the equestrian art by Johann G. Pforr - 











Valete