Detail of Horse's Head, Enlarged to Triple Size, Norman Royal Guard, No. 1 c. 1818
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light pencil work
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pencil sketch
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sketchbook drawing
watercolour illustration
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This drawing, “Detail of Horse's Head, Enlarged to Triple Size, Norman Royal Guard, No. 1,” from 1818, is a powerful work by French artist Carle Vernet. It is a study of a horse's head, focusing on the animal's powerful presence and intricate details. The drawing is executed in a dynamic and expressive style, capturing the energy and strength of the horse. It exemplifies Vernet's skill in capturing the nuances of animal anatomy, evident in the detailed rendering of the horse’s mane, muscles, and facial features. The drawing is a testament to Vernet’s mastery of animal portraiture, and it offers a glimpse into his artistic process, demonstrating his keen observation and rendering techniques.
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