Racing Scenes: A Horse Arriving at the Race (Scènes Hippiques: Cheval arrivant de la chasse)

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Artist: Carle Vernet
Date: 1780
Medium: lithograph
Location: Cleveland Museum of Art
Dimensions: [object Object]
Collection: Prints
Culture: France
Credit line: Bequest of John Bonebrake

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THE ARTIST

Carle Vernet

Carle Vernet, a French painter and lithographer, famously captured the drama of horses, from rearing cuirassiers to wild fights.

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