Equestrian Art

Styles: Color Photography, 21st Century, Archival Pigment Print, Horse, Animal, Portrait, Lusitano, Equine, Equestrian, Beauty, Fine Art

categories : Color photography, 21st century, Archival pigment print, Horse, Animal, Portrait, Profile, Lusitano, Equine, Equestrian, Beauty, Fine Art, Oversize, Contemporary

Technique: Chromolithograph (facsimile of watercolor) Maker: Antoine Bisetsky, France, dated 1884 Keywords: French caricature, Belle Époque print, Album Comique, Antoine Bisetsky, c...

In his later years, Malfait embraced themes of nudity, field labor, and equestrian motifs. His art became more abstract, synthesizing elements and adopting a lyrical tone.

McLean’s meticulous technique renders the equestrian subject with extraordinary accuracy and clarity, celebrating the beauty and athleticism of thoroughbred racing through fine art p...

In excellent condition with light, age-appropriate wear, this rare and emotive bronze is ideal for collectors of French sculpture, equestrian or animalier art, and classical décor. ...

McLean’s meticulous lithographic technique renders the equestrian subject with extraordinary accuracy, celebrating the grace and beauty of thoroughbred racing through fine art printm...

Razzia’s work continues to resonate with audiences and collectors, making this poster a treasured piece of both equestrian and art history. Fashion - Advertising - Automobile With ...

Rather than emphasizing descriptive detail, Hornak reduces the figures and horses to bold, expressive masses, producing a composition that recalls the energy of historical battle sce...

Ian Hornak etching, Saint George, medieval art, equestrian imagery, heroic symbolism, American printmaking, student work, undergraduate studies, Photorealism, Hyperrealism, East Hamp...

Ian Hornak etching, Saint George, medieval art, equestrian imagery, heroic symbolism, American printmaking, student work, undergraduate studies, Photorealism, Hyperrealism, East Hamp...

Its refined composition and authentic period coloring make it particularly suitable for libraries, studies, country houses, riding schools, and interiors devoted to sporting art or e...

A wonderful decorative and collectible piece for admirers of racing history, English sporting art, or equestrian interiors. Kentucky Derby may come and go each year, but the endurin...

It displays beautifully in libraries, studies, country houses, riding schools, and interiors devoted to sporting art or equestrian history. The print pairs exceptionally well with da...

Its refined eighteenth-century coloring and balanced composition make it particularly suitable for libraries, studies, country houses, riding schools, and interiors dedicated to eque...

Its refined eighteenth-century coloring and balanced composition make it particularly suitable for libraries, studies, country houses, riding schools, and interiors dedicated to eque...

It displays beautifully in libraries, country houses, riding schools, studies, and interiors devoted to sporting art or equestrian history. The print pairs exceptionally well with da...

This original early 19th-century lithograph combines scientific observation with artistic sophistication and displays beautifully as both an equestrian subject and decorative interio...

A remarkable pair for collectors of equestrian antiques, colonial Latin American art, folk art, or ethnographic objects.

Their balanced compositions, elegant costumes, and idealized landscapes make them highly decorative while also carrying strong historical importance for collectors interested in eque...

These sculptural pieces capture the rustic elegance and cultural character often associated with Spanish folk art and equestrian tradition. Their hand-carved details, warm hardwood p...

His bloodline became an important part of British racing history, making surviving portraits of the horse especially desirable to collectors of sporting art and equestrian memorabili...

His horse studies in particular were admired for their lifelike presence and technical precision, making works such as this highly sought after today by collectors of sporting art, e...

A detailed pair of brass-plated metal horse heads or busts wall art sculptures, Equestrian aesthetic, circa mid-20th century, 1960s.

Technique: Chromolithograph Maker: Cuthbert Bradley, published by Vanity Fair, London, 1901 Keywords: Vanity Fair chromolithograph, fox hunting print, Quorn Hunt, Kirby Gate hunting...

Technique: Chromolithograph (facsimile of watercolor) Maker: Antoine Bisetsky, France, dated 1884 Keywords: French caricature, Belle Époque satire, Album Comique, Antoine Bisetsky, ...

Antique Mecklenburg Horse Portrait 1898, German Warmblood Equestrian Wall Art This original antique colour lithograph from 1898 depicts No. 40.

A characterful and authentic example of early 20th-century British sporting art, ideal for equestrian collectors, interior designers, and those seeking a work with warmth, history, a...

Issued as a finished loose sheet and intended for framing from the outset, this lithograph appeals both to collectors of equestrian and sporting art and to interior designers seeking...

Issued as a finished loose sheet and intended for framing from the outset, this lithograph appeals both to collectors of equestrian and sporting art and to interior designers seeking...

It is particularly suitable for collectors of Napoleonic history, French military art, and equestrian imagery, and pairs well with other Imperial Guard or cavalry subjects from the s...

Today, they are highly sought after by collectors of Napoleonic history, French military art, and equestrian imagery, as well as by interior designers seeking refined, historically g...

It is a strong and collectible image, appealing to collectors of Napoleonic history, French military art, and equestrian subjects, and works particularly well as part of a broader Im...

Today, Vanity Fair prints are highly sought after by collectors of sporting art, equestrian history, and caricature. Condition report: Good condition with original hand-fresh color.

This is an exceptional work for collectors of historical art, equestrian imagery, or medieval revival subjects.

Crafted from a sumptuous combination of green cashmere and silk, this exquisite scarf features a delightful display of elegant fowl illustrations, reminiscent of an old-world charm t...

It is ideal for collectors interested in ethnographic art, 18th-century equestrian prints, and the visual culture of hunting.

The horse heads, each measuring 1 1/8 inches, are a testament to Webb's ability to capture the essence of the equestrian spirit in wearable art. The lifelike portrayal of the horse's...

It remains a quintessential depiction of knightly combat and chivalric culture, ideal for collectors of medieval art and historical equestrian imagery. Condition: The lithograph i...

Collectors of historical costume prints, medieval pageantry, or equestrian-themed art will find much to admire in this rare piece.

This lithograph will captivate collectors of historical costume, medieval heraldry, and equestrian-themed art. It provides a vivid connection to a distant era when the clash of lance...

This piece will captivate collectors of historical prints, medieval art, and equestrian imagery. Its intricate detail, dramatic storytelling, and connection to a richly illustrated h...

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Hand signed. This work is from the portfolio The Unique Collection for the Olympic Fine Arts 2008 presented during the Olympic Games and produced in 260 copies as the only official a...