Vintage reproduction of Gericault's famous "Charging Hussar" Painting

Vintage reproduction of Gericault's famous "Charging Hussar" Painting
This dashiing and brave French officer leaps from the frame, a reproduction of French painter Géricault's famous painting of the Charging Chasseur ca 1812. Also known as, An Officer of the Imperial Horse Guards Charging, the original of this mounted Napoleonic cavalry officer ready to attack is in the Louvre.

Géricault is best known for the famous revolutionary painting, "The Raft of Medusa," and his monumental influence in the introducation of romanticism. A recent Paris Bulgari exhibition enraptured art enthusiasts of all kinds with the first ever collection of his prolific military and equestrian paintings, telling a story of hope, loss, redemption, and the pursuit of what is pure and good through the beauty of the horse.

https://www.bulgarihotels.com/en_US/paris/whats-on/article/paris/in-the-city/G%C3%A9ricault-s-Romanticism-on-horseback

This painting always takes my breath away each time i see it. Whether in your art wall in a hallway, or place of importance on your dresser, it will draw the eye and draw the viewer to pause and join the Chasseur in his moment.

I found this at an antique fair in Toulouse. I have been tempted to reframe it, but believe there is charm the mid- 20th century framing. Reproduction, framed.

Dimensions: Height 13.5 Length 11.5'