He visited the stables at Versailles often, painting a series of horses, including Grey Horse and Horses' Hindquarters.
He visited the stables at Versailles often, painting a series of horses, including Grey Horse and Horses' Hindquarters. In 1816 he went to Italy, and produced multiple paintings on the race of the Barbarini horses. For his most famous work he built a full-scale model, and used live models in exact poses. That work, exhibited in the Salon of 1819, was based on an 1816 shipwreck. FTP, name this painter of The Raft of the Medusa.
He visited the stables at Versailles often, painting a series of horses, including Grey Horse and Horses' Hindquarters.
Théodore {Gericault}