🎨🖌️Woman and horse on the canvases of artists🐎

 🎨🖌️Woman and horse on the canvases of artists
"Art is a free bird, which, when it wants, soars in the sky, and when it wants, descends to the earth, and there is no force in the world that can fetter it or change it."
✍️D. Gibran
They soar, harmonious, similar in impetuosity, grace and beauty.
A horse is one of those animals that is easy to find in paintings, and in art in general, so much has it entered our lives. This subgenre of painting is called hippic (from the Greek hippos - horse).
In connection with scientific and technological progress, starting from the 19th century, the practical popularity of these animals has been declining and is more aesthetic in nature.
On the canvases of famous (and not so famous) artists, it is interesting to observe changes in clothing, the shape of the saddle and the appearance of accessories for women's horse riding



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