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In this figure of classical horsemanship, the horse rises next to the rider, who holds it by the reins, with its entire body above the ground, striking out with its hind hands. In the wild, this is how attackers approaching from behind are fended off.
Rider in traditional service dress of the Spanish Riding School, consisting of a black two-pointed hat, black tailcoat with golden buttons and round waist trousers made of white buckskin. This is accompanied by black leather gauntlet boots and matching spurs, as well as white suede gloves.
The white oval base is decorated with golden painted rims;further there are the inscriptions \"Levade - Spanische Reitschule\" as well as \"Hofburg Wien\" visible. - Design: Karin Jarl-Sakellarios, 1926.The model was created by Prof. Albin Doebrich circa 1926White porcelain, painted, glossy finish, gilding
Measures:Height 11.81 inWidth 10.23 inDepth 5.11 in
Marks:Underglaze blue shield mark with crown and \"Wien/Vienna\"Augarten Vienna in blueModel number 1833Painter\'s number 36
