At the Racecourse 1891 - 1909

Edmond Lempereur's "At the Racecourse" (1891-1909) depicts a scene at a racetrack, capturing the bustling energy of the event. Lempereur, known for his impressionistic style, uses loose brushstrokes and muted tones to convey the movement of the crowd. The composition centers on a group of figures gathered in the foreground, likely spectators enjoying the spectacle. The distant view of the racecourse adds depth and context to the scene, while the overall composition evokes a sense of the artist's fascination with modern life and leisure. "At the Racecourse" is housed at the Statens Museum for Kunst in Denmark and measures 81 cm by 54 cm.