Horsemanship demonstration 19th century
zhaoyong
water colours
asian-art
painted
possibly oil pastel
underpainting
pastel chalk drawing
horse
paint stroke
men
china
painting painterly
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
nature
watercolor
Zhao Yong's "Horsemanship demonstration" is a 19th-century Chinese painting depicting a scene of horseback riding. The painting, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, showcases the artist's mastery of ink and brushwork. It depicts riders, their garments flowing in the wind, mounted on powerful horses in a dynamic, energetic pose. The composition, with the riders and horses in motion, creates a sense of speed and excitement, characteristic of the artist's work. The painting exemplifies the Yuan dynasty's (1271–1368) emphasis on naturalism and expressiveness in art. Zhao Yong, born in 1289, is known for his skillful depictions of horses, and this painting is a testament to his artistic talent.
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