Three quarter faced equestrian portrait of Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne. The sitter is bareheaded and rides on a red and white horse. He has brown eyes and long brown hair. He wears a white lace cravat, steel armour, buff-coloured gloves, and black boots. In his outstretched right hand he holds a Marshal's baton, in his left hand he holds the reins. Behind him, at a lower level, cavalry are charging and a battle is in progress. On the right in the middle distnace is a bold rock covered with buildings. Above Turenne on the right hovers a cherub, holding the drapeau blanc of France, and in his left hand a bundle of banners emblematic of the places - Auvergne, La Tour, Boulogne, Turenne and Bouillon, from which Turenne took his titles.
Signed in gold in the lower right corner 'P. Sevin. f. / 1670'.
Rectangular on vellum.