L'instruction Du Roy En L'Exercice De Monter A Cheval type-glasses Arms: 58cm

Arms: 58cm

Inner Leg: 76cm

With black faux fur peaking out at the collar

Chest: 60cm

including the sleeves

L'instruction Du Roy En L'Exercice De Monter A Cheval type-glasses Arms: 58cmInspired by an ancient biligual French and German book of equitation by Antoine de Pluvinel published in Paris in 1629. "Royal instruction on the exercise of riding a horse". Antoine de Pluvinel (1552 1620) was the first French riding master, who had great influence on modern dressage and is perhaps best known for his kind, humane training methods. He was the principal esquire, tutor to King Louis XIII Description: In shades of black, grey and white ,