A stunning and rare large color engraving of a horse race titled L'Arrivée, created by Jean Pierre Marie Jazet (1788-1871) after a painting by the renowned Antoine Charles Horace "Carle" Vernet (1758-1836). Vernet, celebrated for his masterful equestrian scenes, devoted much of his career to the art of horse painting. This print exemplifies his dynamic composition and deep understanding of movement, beautifully rendered through Jazet’s exceptional engraving technique. Details: Artist: Carle Vernet (original painting) Engraver: Jean Pierre Marie Jazet Date: Circa 1830 Inscription on page: Cle. Vernet Del, L'Arrive, Jazet Sculp Measurements: Matte opening: 17” x 20” | Frame: 28” x 32.75” Provenance: Originally displayed at The Greenbrier Resort, famously decorated by Dorothy Draper Jean Pierre Marie Jazet, regarded as one of the finest engravers of the 19th century, was trained under Philippe Louis Debucourt and became widely known for his rich, detailed color engravings. This piece is an excellent example of his craftsmanship, capturing the drama and elegance of thoroughbred racing in the French tradition. A remarkable piece with provenance, adding both historical and decorative value.