Horse Rearing c. 1880s

Edgar Degas's "Horse Rearing" is a bronze sculpture from the 1880s that captures the dynamic movement of a horse in mid-rearing. The piece showcases Degas's fascination with movement, a theme that permeated his art. The sculpture, approximately 12 5/16 x 8 1/16 x 10 1/2 inches, features a horse with its front legs lifted in a powerful pose, emphasizing the animal's strength and energy. The work's realism and attention to detail are characteristic of Degas's style, reflecting his interest in capturing the essence of movement through the visual arts. Degas's "Horse Rearing" is a testament to his artistic mastery and his enduring fascination with the world of equestrianism.