Instruction on the correct holding of reins and flanks. Fol. 4 from 'Die grosse Reitschule'
Johann Elias Ridinger (1698–1767)
Martin Elias Ridinger (1730–1780)
drawn in 1744, engraved in 1774
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- engraving
- Measurements
- 468 × 685 mm
- Acquisition
- historical family property
- Artists/makers/authors
- Johann Elias Ridinger
- Martin Elias Ridinger
- Inventory number
- GR 3338
- Signature/inscriptions content only available in German
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Bez. unten Mitte: à Johan El. Ridinger, inv. et del. Aug. Vindel. ...
Bez. unten Mitte: Mart. El. Ridinger, Filio suo aeri incisi.
Bez. unten Mitte: 1. Die Anweisung die Zügel u. Schenckel gut zu halten. 2. Courbette rechts. 3. Die Pirouette. 4. Die Courbette auf der Volta. 5. Courbette gerad aus. 6. Croupe à la Muraille. 7. Redoppieren auf einem Cirkel von Laenge des Pferds.
- Provenance
- historical family property
- Iconography
- Riding scene
Ausst.-Kat. Das Glück dieser Erde... Pferde als höfisches Motiv der Kunstgeschichte. Aus den Sammlungen des Fürsten von und zu Liechtenstein, Kathrine Klopf-Weiss, Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Vaduz 6.3.2009–18.10.2009, erschienen Wien–Vaduz 2009, Kat. 77
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