Executed in 1950, Horsewoman in the Countryside reflects Alexandrakis’s lyrical approach to the human figure and his sensitivity to nature’s harmony. The subdued palette and soft light lend the scene a quiet elegance, while the poised figure leading the horse embodies the artist’s search for balance and grace.

Rooted in post-war humanism, the work combines modernist refinement with the clarity and serenity characteristic of Alexandrakis’s mature style.