Source: Wikipedia/USGS – World Wind  Licensed under Public Domain The Passion between horses and humans has been represented in many different forms though out time and space–from Century-old myths and legends, international events, movies, to paintings and sculpture. Today I will be showing you another form that people have been celebrating their equine partner- Chalk…

  Saint Mark’s Horses  Thought to be made in 4th century BC  Location:  St Mark’s Basilica in Venice, Northern Italy Artist: Greek sculptor Lysippos The ancient  “Saint Mark’s Horses ” statues are  from classical antiquity and are thought to be made by Greek sculptor Lysippos, though it is argued about whether he is the creator of these sculptures. Lysippos,…

Arthur Braginsky Currently lives and works in: Hungary  1965-   In 1982, Arthur Braginsky graduated from Mukachevo  Art School in Ukraine. He has works in the Russian dramatic theater as a decorator since 1987.He now lives and works in Hungary. You can find is paintings in many international art venues, including Fine Art America. Braginsky has had over 30 art…

  Peter Paul Rubens Probably born on June the 28th 1577 in Siegen, Germany– Died in Antwerp, Belgium in  30 May 1640 Peter Paul Rubens was a religious  seventeenth-century Flemish Baroque painter, who painted in the Baroque style most known for  movement, and color. He is well-known for his portraits, landscapes, and history paintings of mythological creatures and people.  Religion is…

      Anna Hyatt Huntington March 10, 1876– October 4, 1973 (aged 97) Location: Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Died in Redding, Connecticut Anna Hyatt Huntington Anna Hyatt Huntington grew up in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. Her  father, Alpheus Hyatt, was a professor of paleontology and zoology at Harvard University and MIT, which is thought to have helped bring about her…