Catharina Driessen’s Colorful Horses Of The Netherlands

Catharina Driessen’s powerful paintings of horses in motion starts out as small sketches and studies, transforming into colorful, unique and impressionistic views of the horse. “I like to work in layers, so I never start with a portrait on a white canvas. I am a fast painter, the underground becomes the underpainting of the subject in…

Jessie Willyerd’s Sculptural Equine Paintings

With each brush stroke layering against the canvas, Jessie Willyerd sculpts out a unique mix of abstract and realism to create a perfect moment of wild and tame, just like the horse’s personality. The defined features of the horse mixed with a soft abstract background demands your attention in a soft, flowing way.  “My desire to…

Equine Paintings By Famous Artists At Sotheby’s Art Auction In NYC

Racehorses of old gallop the final stretch, draft horses plow fields in the spring and acrobatics perform tricks on horseback in Sotheby’s art auction “European Art” in NYC on November 22th. With 70 works of art depicting and showing the diversity of European culture.   The sale is highlighted with examples by the most celebrated…

Shelley Muzylowski Allen: Equine Glass Sculptures Forged In Fire

For countless centuries, the horse  has been immortalized in art in nearly every place in the world. The world would not be the way it is today without them. Steeped in legend, myth and culture, horses represent fiery freedom, power and grace. They have been seem through multiple perspectives and various mediums throughout time. For…

The Royal Art Of Anthony Van Dyck

One of the most distinguished and celebrated portrait painters of all time, Anthony Van Dyck’s powerful paintings of kings, princes and other royalty adorn the walls of several of the most prestigious museums and collections in the world. He had an international career, spending most of his time with paint brush in hand while traveling…

The Hamilton Horses: Equine Art By Johann George of Hamilton

Johann Georg de Hamilton Location: Scotland, Austria  Johann Georg de Hamilton was a was a Scottish still-life and animal painter, most famous for his equine and Lippizzaner paintings. He was of a Scottish noble family who moved to the Netherlands in 1666. Later in 1698, he settled in Vienna together with his brother Philipp Ferdinand, where he lived and…

Zil Hoque: Equine Scenes From Spain

  Zil’s unique style is influenced by his deep knowledge and passion for the history and culture of Spain. You can see the powerful emotion he conveys in his work along with his use of light, which he is known for. He is inspired by artists Goya and Velasquez and he has had many exhibits over…