The Horses of Peter Paul Rubens

A Flemish Baroque painter, Peter Paul Rubens was a major player when it comes to Baroque style art. His work is bold and lively while giving the viewer a feeling of color and movement.

Tokens Appearances

Although he didn’t seem to find the horse a particularly moving subject, they do make an appearance in a selection of his art.

A Level Above

His deep understanding of perspective and the ability to convey overwhelming emotion with his art make Mr. Rubens a master no matter what he paints.

St. Georg to horse

St. Georg to horse

Paintings cycle for Maria de ‘Medici, Queen of France, scene: Taking Jülich

Paintings cycle for Maria de 'Medici, Queen of France, scene: Taking Jülich

Tiger and lion hunting

Tiger and lion hunting

Equestrian Portrait of the Duke of Lerma

Equestrian Portrait of the Duke of Lerma

Horse Study

Horse Study

More Horses From The Masters

I quite enjoy tracking down horses of the Masters, each one teaches me more about the artist. Be sure to check out horses from some of the other greats.

5 Comments on “The Horses of Peter Paul Rubens

  1. Paige

    His work is really engrossing, it could take years to see all of the small details in some of his massive works.

    Glad you like the images, his stuff is absolutely worth seeing in person. 🙂

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  2. Random Person

    I would really like to emphasize the movement portrayed in some of these paintings by Rubens as he defines the form of the body which is being painted.

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