La figure mouvante du cheval dans l’histoire de la fête des taureaux du XVIe siècle à nos jours

The aficionados tend to reduce the bullfight to just three elements: the bullfighter, the bull, the spectator. However, the horse has always been an essential part of the festival, even after the substitution of the equestrian bullfight for the more popular corrida “a pie”. It seems paradoxical that...

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Main Author: Dominique Fournier
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Published: Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication 2016-05-01
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description The aficionados tend to reduce the bullfight to just three elements: the bullfighter, the bull, the spectator. However, the horse has always been an essential part of the festival, even after the substitution of the equestrian bullfight for the more popular corrida “a pie”. It seems paradoxical that artists like Goya o Picasso have paid more attention to the horse once it ceased to be the festival’s principal esthetic focus and became, instead, a simple tool of the picador. Outside the bullring, we would insist on the importance of the picador and his spear even though, as a general rule, aficionados do not attribute it with esthetic value.
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La figure mouvante du cheval dans l’histoire de la fête des taureaux du XVIe siècle à nos jours
In Situ
histoire
technique
Espagne
tauromachie
arts plastiques
représentation de l’art
title La figure mouvante du cheval dans l’histoire de la fête des taureaux du XVIe siècle à nos jours
title_full La figure mouvante du cheval dans l’histoire de la fête des taureaux du XVIe siècle à nos jours
title_fullStr La figure mouvante du cheval dans l’histoire de la fête des taureaux du XVIe siècle à nos jours
title_full_unstemmed La figure mouvante du cheval dans l’histoire de la fête des taureaux du XVIe siècle à nos jours
title_short La figure mouvante du cheval dans l’histoire de la fête des taureaux du XVIe siècle à nos jours
title_sort la figure mouvante du cheval dans l histoire de la fete des taureaux du xvie siecle a nos jours
topic histoire
technique
Espagne
tauromachie
arts plastiques
représentation de l’art
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