Rider Galloping to Left 

This is a simple pencil sketch by Benjamin West, a prominent historical painter who is known for his works like "The Death of General Wolfe" (1770). This artwork is a study for a larger painting and depicts a rider on horseback galloping to the left. The sketch's loose and gestural lines suggest a dynamic movement and capture a fleeting moment in time. It is an example of West's ability to capture motion and energy in his art.