Plato's Chariot Allegory - John Uebersax.
John Constable, A Study for 'The Leaping Horse' (detail), 1824-25. Museum no. 986-1900 It was at this point that he produced the large sketch, a full scale treatment of the subject but with the details only roughly indicated, the background merely blocked in and the predominant tone provided by the light brown canvas on which it is painted.Essay by Dr. Steven Zucker. Essay by Dr. Steven Zucker.. John Nash, Royal Pavilion, Brighton. Practice: Romanticism in England. Essay by Dr. Steven Zucker. Google Classroom Facebook Twitter. Email. England (Constable, Turner, Martin and Nash) Constable and the English Landscape. This is the currently selected item. Constable, Wivenhoe.At a crossroads while riding north, John Grady turns around and goes to the town where he was first jailed and, by taking the captain hostage, he retrieves his horse (Redbo), Rawlins' horse (Junior), and Blevins' big bay. He has to let the wonderful grullo go, because it is not strong enough for the long trip.
The White Horse. The white horse stands for the element of the psyche associated courage, boldness, heroism, 'spiritedness' and what some call the irascible. Call to mind the image of the hero on the white charger. All the rich and varied mythos and connotations associated with a noble white steed apply.The Hay Wain is currently housed in The National Gallery in London, England. It was presented to the gallery by Henry Vaughan in 1886. Prior to that it had been exhibited in Paris, France, where the artist was awarded a Gold Medal by King Charles X. The Hay Wain Artist. The White Horse.
The Rider on the White Horse (German: Der Schimmelreiter) is a novella by German writer Theodor Storm. It is his last complete work, first published in 1888, the year of his death. The novella is Storm's best remembered and most widely read work, and considered by many to be his masterpiece.
