The painting depicts a group of horsemen charging. The horses are shown in motion, with their legs extended and bodies leaning forward. Most horses are dark-colored, with one light-colored horse visible. The riders are wearing helmets and holding swords or lances. One rider holds a flag with multiple colors. The background is a hazy brown color, suggesting a dusty or smoky atmosphere. The overall scene conveys a sense of energy and movement. The artwork is titled "Cavalry Charge" and was created by Auguste Raffet.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 1263 × 864 px
- Museum Record
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