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A 3 page research paper/essay that offers an analysis of Delacroix's lithograph "Cheval Sauvage" (Wild Horse)(1828). The writer offers personal analysis of the painting and also discusses the features of the Romantic style and how this work exemplifies this style. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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3 pages (~225 words per page)
File: D0_khdelhor.rtf
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work in the Palo Alto Art Center (as the writer lives in North Carolina), but the jpgs viewed by the writer are available at http://www.nga.gov/image/a00016/a0001634.jpg. This lithography is a
study in action. The lack of color in the lithograph emphasizes the image of the horse, giving it an almost abstract "feel," as the background is only suggested, rather than
drawn. The horse is emerging from what appears to be high grass, as only the top half of the back legs are shown and the forelegs are not so submerged
with the horses body itself pictured on an incline. The grass is only suggested by sweeping black lines that flow to the left. All of the lines in the background
curve, at least somewhat to the left, around the horse, which has its head turned to the right. The black lines coming off the flowing main suggest high wind and
the main ripples fiercely in this gale. The horse is light in color, with shades of gray used to show its strength and musculature. Also, the lines constituting
the background become lighter towards the left, which emphasizes the sense of movement. By inclining the horse, the flanks are in the right foreground, while the head of the horse
is centered with the space. In the opinion of this writer/tutor, the artist is trying to convey how he perceives nature as a whole. Naturally, in writing his or
her own paper, the student researching this topic should express a personal opinion. There is a fierce quality about the lithograph, as the mane of the horse is whipped by
the wind, standing straight out from its body. The clear musculature is suggestive of the power and strength of this untamed animal, which causes the viewer to consider the power
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