The world of Horses by Rosa BonheurRosa Bonheur observes the horse with a knowledge of the body and an unemphasized admiration: markets, teams, pastures and equine portraits become scenes of strength, breath and precision.
1822 - 1899Life of Rosa Bonheur
Bordeaux, Paris, fairs, stables and Château de ByMain homes
Animal painting, drawing from nature, horse, cattle, sheepfold and landscapePractical
° 2,000Paintings, drawings, studies, sketches and animal works created, overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
Formats of your choiceA composition adapted to the dimensions ordered.
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1822 -1899 · animal realism, movement and equestrian power
Rosa Bonheur observes the horse with a knowledge of the body and an unemphasized admiration: markets, teams, pastures and equine portraits become scenes of strength, breath and precision.
Rosa Bonheur established herself in the 19th century as one of the great European animal painters. Trained very early in drawing, she studied animals from nature, frequented markets, slaughterhouses, fairs and stables, and built a work based on patient observation of movement. The horse occupies a central place in this ambition. In The Horse Market as in her more intimate studies, Bonheur does not seek the worldly anecdote: she paints the neckline, muscular tension, dress, eye, dust, driving or rest with very concrete authority. Her modernity also comes from her independence: famous artist, woman recognized in a male environment, she defends one painting of work, field and mastery. A reproduction of its horses must preserve the anatomical accuracy, the nobility of the attitudes and the vibration of the painted material. The "Horses of Rosa Bonheur" selection notably compares The Horse Market and Two Horses. His reading favors color.
In Rosa Bonheur, the power of the horse is observed before being celebrated: it is this accuracy which gives its grandeur to the image.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Training and study from nature
Drawing, animal observation and Salons establish a very rigorous realistic method. This milestone sheds light on the "Horses of Rosa Bonheur" collection by favoring color.
The horse becomes a major subject
Markets, teams and large compositions give Bonheur international recognition.
By, studio and artist freedom
At By Castle, she continued animal studies, equine portraits and grazing scenes with intact authority.
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Anatomy
The musculature and bones remain readable under the dress and in each movement. This line guides a reading of "Horses of Rosa Bonheur" centered on color.
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Energy
Tension of the hocks, head posture and breath give life to the horses without forced theatricality.
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Observation
Each posture comes from the field: market, meadow, stable or team.
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Dignity
Even the work scenes maintain a calm and direct nobility.
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Six readings specific to Chevaux de Rosa Bonheur
Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a route exclusively devoted to Chevaux de Rosa Bonheur.
Market01
The crowd becomes movement
Horses, riders and dust make up a broad and spectacular rhythm.
For a piece of character. Reading "Horses of Rosa Bonheur" by color.Portrait02
A single horse focuses its gaze
The coat, eye and neckline reveal the personality of the animal.
For an intimate formatHitch03
Work organizes bodies
Harness, wheels and effort give a powerful structure to the scene.
For rustic decorPasture04
Rest balances strength
Calm horses show another side, more luminous and breathable.
For a bedroom or officeMatter05
The dress must maintain its shine
Successful reproduction distinguishes muscles, reflections and textures without stiffening the animal.
For finishingFormat06
Choose according to momentum
A moving subject gains width, an equine portrait better accepts verticality.
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Are reproductions painted with oil paint?
Yes. Each reproduction is hand painted in oil on canvas, without printing.
How to restore color in a reproduction of Rosa Bonheur Horses?
The painter uses the composition, values, colors and materials visible in the chosen work from the Chevaux de Rosa Bonheur collection, with particular attention paid to color.
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Yes. The dimensions are adapted respecting the proportions and balance of the selected work.
How do I validate my reproduction of Rosa Bonheur Horses?
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