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Rembrandt’s A Cavalry Fight (1629) gathers mounted figures and horses into a compact, turbulent etching. Dense strokes define the riders and their movement, while the lighter open space above makes the struggle below feel especially concentrated. The Metropolitan Museum of Art identifies its impression as the second state of two. In A Cavalry Fight, the quick, varied linework gives a small scene a striking sense of motion.





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