Study for ‘The Horse Fair’ c. 19th century

Rosa Bonheur’s “Study for ‘The Horse Fair’” is a 19th-century drawing that showcases the artist’s renowned skill in capturing animal movement. This charcoal study depicts a group of horses in motion, likely a preparatory work for Bonheur’s famous painting, “The Horse Fair”. The drawing reveals her meticulous attention to detail and her ability to translate the energy and dynamism of these powerful creatures onto paper. The artist’s signature at the bottom right corner signifies her unique artistry.