The artwork titled “Horseback Riders” was created by the artist Maurice Prendergast between circa 1895 and circa 1900. This artwork, belonging to the Post-Impressionism movement, measures 23.18 x 31.12 cm and is categorized under the genre painting genre. It is housed at the Ball State University Museum of Art in Muncie, Indiana, United States.
In “Horseback Riders,” Maurice Prendergast presents a scene where riders on horseback mingle with figures in a busy, bustling urban setting. The artwork’s composition and color palette are indicative of Post-Impressionist tendencies, with an evident use of vibrant yet muted colors capturing everyday life experiences. The painting appears to be bustling with activity, displaying individuals in mid-conversation and engaging in various outdoor endeavors. The use of textured brushstrokes, soft lines, and a balanced arrangement of elements reflects Prendergast’s typical artistic style.
