Engraving - Gentleman Trotting Rider - equestrian elegance - 19th century

"Engraving - Gentleman Trotting Rider - 19th Century Equestrian Elegance - Early 19th Century" Depicts an elegant gentleman dressed in refined 19th-century attire, with top hat, dark frock coat, light pants and riding boots, mounted on a horse at an extended trot, presented with a haughty bearing, dynamic gait and neat tack. The saddle is covered with a yellow rug, contrasting with the animal's gray coat, against a backdrop of a country landscape with a wooden fence, evoking a scene of aristocratic riding or training. After Philippe LEDIEUX (1805-1850), an artist specializing in equestrian representations, influenced by his master Horace Vernet, a famous painter of military scenes and horses in the 19th century. Engraved by Georges FREY (1828-1852), a renowned lithographer of the first half of the 19th century, renowned for the finesse of his line and the quality of his prints, Dimension(s): Framing: Height: 33.2 cm - Length: 38.2 cm - Width: 2.5 cm, Condition : PERFECT CONDITION, Period : 1ere MOITIE DéBUT XIXe (CIRCA 1835), Framing : ACTUEL - Dark green fillet - Gold beveled fillet - Marie-Louise in bottle-green wild silk - Wooden wand, aged gold water gilding. PAYMENT & SHIPPING PAYMENTS ACCEPTED BY EFT / PAYPAL / EFT / ONLINE BANK OR CHEQUE. PACKAGES WILL BE DISPATCHED WITHIN 4 DAYS. GROUPED SHIPMENT POSSIBLE IN CASE OF PURCHASE OF SEVERAL ITEMS.