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A woman riding a horse which is rearing up before a man holding a whip (colour litho)
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A woman riding a horse which is rearing up before a man holding a whip (colour litho)
960155 A woman riding a horse which is rearing up before a man holding a whip (colour litho) by Vallet, Louis (1856-1940); Private Collection; (add.info.: A woman riding a horse which is rearing up before a man holding a whip, by Louis Vallet, published in Figaro Illustre, June 1898. Published in Figaro Illustre, 1898, Ninth volume; published by Le Figaro, 26 Rue Drouot, 1898.); © Look and Learn
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1898 Figaro Illustre Rearing Whip Whips
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In this lithograph by Louis Vallet, we are transported back to the 19th century where a woman fearlessly rides a horse that rears up dramatically. The tension in the air is palpable as she confronts a man holding a whip, creating an intriguing power dynamic between them. The woman's clothing reflects the fashion of the time, with her elegant dress billowing around her as she maintains control over the majestic creature beneath her. Her determined expression suggests both strength and defiance, challenging societal norms and expectations placed upon women during that era. Meanwhile, the man gripping the whip adds an element of danger to the scene. His presence raises questions about authority and dominance within this interaction. Is he attempting to assert control over both horse and rider? Or does his role serve another purpose entirely? Vallet's skillful use of color brings life to this print, capturing every detail from the texture of horse's mane to subtle shading on their faces. The artist's work was originally published in Figaro Illustre in June 1898, further adding historical significance to this striking image. This lithograph serves as a reminder of how art can transcend time, allowing us glimpses into past eras while still resonating with contemporary audiences. It invites viewers to ponder themes such as gender roles, power dynamics, and personal agency – topics that remain relevant even today.
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