#46573 Andre Brasilier

The artwork presents a scene dominated by equine figures within a landscape setting. Here we observe a group of horses, rendered in warm reddish-brown tones, moving across a horizontal plane that appears to be a field or plain. A single horse, depicted in stark black against the lighter background, stands slightly apart from the rest, positioned towards the lower left corner of the composition.
The landscape itself is characterized by dense foliage along the upper edge, suggesting a wooded area or thicket. The artist employed loose, gestural brushstrokes to create an impressionistic rendering of this vegetation, obscuring precise details and contributing to a sense of depth. A band of color – a blend of orange and red – appears above the trees, possibly representing either a sunset or a distant horizon line.
The overall palette is restrained, relying primarily on earth tones with occasional flashes of brighter hues. The application of paint seems rapid and spontaneous, conveying a feeling of immediacy and movement. Theres an intentional lack of sharp definition; forms are suggested rather than meticulously delineated. This contributes to the work’s atmospheric quality.
Subtly, the separation of the black horse from the group introduces a potential narrative element – a sense of isolation or individual distinction. The composition suggests a fleeting moment captured in time, emphasizing the dynamism inherent in both the animals and the natural environment. The signature at the lower right corner indicates authorship, while the number 12/80 suggests this is part of a limited edition print.