The Messenger of TriumphA horse stands draped in a ceremonial textile, carrying the image of a warrior in triumph. The figure is not present, yet what he represents remains. He is shown not in battle, but after it composed, elevated, and at rest. The struggle is no longer visible, only the form in which it is remembered. In ancient tradition, such horses were part of processions, carrying these symbols of victory beyond the battlefield. They allowed the moment to be seen,