Count Alfonso de Toulouse-Lautrec governs a team of four horses by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

At the age of seventeen, Toulouse-Lautrec could already be considered an accomplished impressionist, since spectators could feel the living feelings embodied in the paintings.

In the work “Count Alfonso de Toulouse-Lautrec governs a team of four horses” horses are depicted at a level worthy of the brush of an experienced master. There is a sense of strength and energy emanating from animals “rushing” to the viewer with unrealistic plausibility.

It is noticeable that the anatomical structure of horses was thoroughly studied by the young artist.

The figure of the graph unperturbably controlling the quadriga looks somewhat static.

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