Postcards Gericault, Epsom

Product detailed description

Condition: found, good

Dimensions: 13,7cm x 9 cm

An authentic postcard featuring a reproduction of the famous painting by French painter Théodore Géricault titled Courses de Chevaux à Epsom (Horse Races at Epsom). This is an unposted postcard in original condition – without postal mark, unaddressed and without stamp. The postcard is a reproduction from the Musée du Louvre, a prestigious Paris museum. Théodore Géricault was a significant French Romantic painter of the 19th century known for his dynamic and expressive paintings. Courses de Chevaux à Epsom is one of his most famous works, capturing the dramatic scene of a horse race with intensity and movement. Epsom is a historic location in England where famous horse races are held. Géricault's painting represents the Romantic era's fascination with horse sports and their drama. The reproduction from the Musée du Louvre is of high quality and faithfully captures the colors and details of the original. Postcards combine art with sports motif and represent a cultural souvenir. The postcard's original condition places it among the rarer pieces. Ideal for collectors of art postcards, historians of art and lovers of European painting. A valuable commemorative item combining visual art with sports tradition. An exceptional artifact with invaluable artistic and collectible value.