Hand-painted oil reproductions
The horse in Western painting: breeds, harness, sporting art and battle.
How it works
Four steps from the painting you choose to the parcel at your door. You see it finished before it leaves the studio.
Pick a standard size or enter your own, then rolled canvas, gallery wrap or a real wood frame.
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The Ploughman’s RestWilliam ShayerFrom$350Pick a size and a real wood frame, and see your horse painting at true scale on a living room wall. The price updates as you choose.
Kateryna
Taras Shevchenko
$950
M · 22 × 32 in · Classic Brown
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Disciplines
Four centuries of an animal that was transport, weapon, wager and livelihood before it was ever a subject.
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The oldest use of the horse in painting: a man raised above eye level, the animal borrowing him its authority.
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Cavalry charges, hussars and cuirassiers — the horse as the fastest thing on a battlefield for three hundred years.
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Racecourse and hunting field: the genre that paid British animal painters, and where the horse is the wager.
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Plough, cart, timber and coach — the working horse, usually painted as part of the ground it turns.
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Mares, foals, stallions and grooms at the water trough: the horse observed at rest, with no rider to share the frame.
Explore
The headings this register sorts horse painting into: style, subject matter, period, school and painter, each with the pictures beneath it.
Our guarantees
Answers from our shipping and returns policies, which apply to every order.
Yes. Every horse painting is painted to order, by hand, in oil on canvas, once your payment is confirmed. Nothing is printed and nothing is waiting on a shelf.
Most paintings take 2 to 3 weeks, complex ones up to 4 weeks and large ones up to 8 weeks. Oil dries in layers, so cold or humid weather can add time, and a painting never ships wet.
Yes. When the painting is finished you receive a photograph of it by email. If something needs adjusting, the artist corrects it, and it ships once you approve the photograph.
Shipping is free to one address anywhere in the world. An unframed painting is rolled in a protective tube; a gallery-wrapped or framed one ships flat. You get a tracking number when it leaves the studio. Import duties, where the destination charges them, are paid by the buyer. Shipping policy
You can cancel within 24 hours of ordering for a full refund. After that, tell us what is wrong: the artist reworks the painting first, and if that is not possible you receive store credit that never expires. Frames are final sale. The returns policy has the details. Returns policy
Call +1 (332) 296 0276, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm CST, or write to us from the contact page. Contact page
You see a photograph of the finished painting before it ships. If something needs adjusting, the artist corrects it, and it ships only once you approve.
Returns policyPainted by hand, in oil on canvas, by one of our artists. Nothing is printed.
Free to one address anywhere in the world, with tracking. Import duties, where charged, are paid by the buyer.
Shipping policyA standard size or your own, from 12 to 80 inches on a side.
Rolled canvas, gallery wrap or a real wood frame, shown on your painting before you order.
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