Rearing Horse Collection
"Capturing the Spirit of Power and Majesty
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"Capturing the Spirit of Power and Majesty: A Glimpse into the World of Rearing Horses" Discover the timeless allure of rearing horses through a collection of captivating artworks. From historical events to mythical tales, these masterpieces beautifully depict the strength and grace embodied by these magnificent creatures. Napoleon Crossing the Grand Saint-Bernard Pass, 20 May 1800: In this iconic painting, Napoleon's horse rears proudly as they conquer treacherous terrain, symbolizing their indomitable spirit in the face of adversity. Henry VIII, King of England (1491-1547) 1525: This regal portrait showcases Henry VIII astride his majestic steed, exuding authority and power. The horse's raised front legs mirror its rider's commanding presence. The Destruction of the Temples in Jerusalem by Titus, c. 1638/39: Amidst chaos and destruction, a horse rises on its hind legs amidst flames—a poignant representation of turmoil and upheaval during ancient times. St. Felix, c. 1550: This exquisite oil painting captures St. Felix mounted on a spirited stallion with an arched neck—an embodiment of courage and devotion that resonates throughout centuries. Model for the Monument to Louis XIV (1638-1715) (b/w photo): A striking black-and-white photograph reveals an equestrian statue honoring Louis XIV; both rider and horse poised triumphantly against time's passage. Henry VII, King of England (1457-1509) and a Billman, 1490: Here we witness Henry VII confidently seated atop his noble mount while accompanied by a loyal billman—depicting unity between man and beast in medieval times. An Incident at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815: With smoke-filled skies as their backdrop, charging horses rear amidst fierce combat—a testament to bravery amid one history’s most significant battles.