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XX 47 - Horse racing by Uli Lächelt

Painting, Acrylic on canvas
One of a kind artwork
90 x 140 x 2.5 cm


2017
1.900,00 €
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Original artwork description


XX 47 - Horse racing by Uli Lächelt captures the exhilarating energy and movement of a horse race through a dynamic and expressive painting. The artist employs fluid, continuous lines to depict the horses and jockeys in mid-gallop, emphasizing speed and tension. The minimalist approach, with its monochromatic palette and abstracted forms, invites viewers to focus on the rhythm and flow of the composition. This painting transcends mere representation, offering a vivid impression of the sport’s intensity and the powerful connection between rider and horse. Lächelt’s work stands as a compelling study of motion and form, merging spontaneity with precision in a striking visual narrative.



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Subject

Motion

Style

Expressive and gestural

Orientation

Landscape

Size
90 x 140 x 2.5 cm
Created
2017/01/1 - 2017/02/28
Artwork is painted over the edge
yes
Artwork number
XX · 47
Archive Category
XX


Substrate and Material


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Canvas


Material »

Acrylic



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“XX 47 - Horse racing” was created by Uli Lächelt.

The price is 1,900 EUR.

The work measures 90 x 140 cm (height x width).

The medium is Acrylic on canvas. Classified as Expressive and gestural, Motion.

The work was completed in 2017.

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