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拍品专文
'Ces divertissantes courses de fantasia trouvent en Dinet un spectateur assidu, occasion inespérée pour lui de fixer le mouvement et de faire jouer la lumière.' K.B.
Cette oeuvre est une étude pour l'huile sur carton destinée à l'illustration de son livre Mirage (Paris, 1906, p. 77).
This work is a study for the painting used as an illustration for his book, Mirage, co-authored with Sliman (Paris, 1906, p. 77).
'These equestrian fantasias were favoured subjects of Dinet's, who was inspired by the unexpected opportunities they presented to render movement and the play of light.' K.B.
This work is a study for the painting used as an illustration for his book, Mirage, co-authored with Sliman (Paris, 1906, p. 77).
Cette oeuvre est une étude pour l'huile sur carton destinée à l'illustration de son livre Mirage (Paris, 1906, p. 77).
This work is a study for the painting used as an illustration for his book, Mirage, co-authored with Sliman (Paris, 1906, p. 77).
'These equestrian fantasias were favoured subjects of Dinet's, who was inspired by the unexpected opportunities they presented to render movement and the play of light.' K.B.
This work is a study for the painting used as an illustration for his book, Mirage, co-authored with Sliman (Paris, 1906, p. 77).