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Fallen Jockey, c. 1866 (black chalk and pastel on brown wove paper)
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Fallen Jockey, c. 1866 (black chalk and pastel on brown wove paper)
5667934 Fallen Jockey, c.1866 (black chalk and pastel on brown wove paper) by Degas, Edgar (1834-1917); 26.6x35.2 cm; National Gallery of Art, Washington DC, USA; (add.info.: (study for " Scene from the Steeplechase: The Fallen Jockey" )); French, out of copyright
Media ID 23273432
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Accident Fall Fallen French Impressionism French Impressionist Horse Racing Horseracing Jockey Races Racing Steeplechase Accidents Injuries Wound
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This print showcases Edgar Degas' "Fallen Jockey" study, a remarkable piece of art that captures the intensity and drama of horse racing in 19th-century France. Created using black chalk and pastel on brown wove paper, this masterpiece measures 26.6x35.2 cm and is housed at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC. Degas, known for his impressionist style, skillfully portrays a moment of tragedy as a jockey tumbles from his horse during a steeplechase race. The fallen sportsman lies on the ground, injured and wounded, while the majestic horse stands nearby with an air of concern. The artwork not only highlights the dangers faced by jockeys but also reflects Degas' fascination with capturing movement and human emotion. Through his meticulous sketching technique, he brings to life every detail - from the expressions on the faces to the texture of the horses' coats. As we gaze upon this image, we are transported back in time to witness this heart-stopping incident unfold before our eyes. We can almost hear the thunderous hooves pounding against the earth and feel our hearts race along with them. Degas' "Fallen Jockey" serves as a testament to both his artistic genius and his ability to capture poignant moments in sporting history. It reminds us that even amidst triumphs and victories, there are moments when athletes face adversity – reminding us all that perseverance is key in any pursuit.
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