École Européene (XX) - Longchamp: Le Paddock

- Oil on canvas. Original canvas.

- On Longchamp's emerald lawn, the paddock becomes an elegant stage where the racecourse aristocracy, with their imposing top hats and impeccably cut suits, watches the impatient parade of the Thoroughbreds. The horses, with nervous, fibre-rich anatomy in the pure Degas style, silhouette themselves in bronze and jet on the grass, tensing their muscles between the murmur of the crowd and the creak of the bridles.

- Image dimensions unframed: 60 x 50 cm / 80 x 70 cm with exclusive custom frame.

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