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The Horses of Józef Brandt Pt 3
Józef Brandt was a Polish painter during the later 19th and early 20th century and was particularly well known for his battle scenes. This is the third in a series of his art & I have one more to come.
Horseplay
Canterbury Tales – The Reeve
Perhaps one of the oldest bits of horses in poetry I’ve featured, this is a section of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales (written at the end of the 14th century) titled The Reeve.
Horse Basics
Daphne – Toxic Plant of the Week
It’s Monday morning again and time to learn about another plant that has it in for your horse. Today we’ll take a closer look at a beautiful member of the plant family, the Daphne.
Horse Basics
Daffodil – Toxic Plant of the Week
It’s Monday morning and time to learn about another plant that has it in for your horse. Today we’ll take a closer look at an incredibly colorful toxic beauty, Daffodil.
Horse Basics
Horse Breeds From Mongolia
Another Friday and a great day to visit a new exotic location and learn about the interesting horse breeds it’s given rise to. Looking at each breed in the context of their origins is a fascinating ride, & today a peek at the breeds from Mongolia. The Last of The Wild Horses The Mongolian Wild […]
Videos with Horses
Feeding Your Horse Treats
When it comes to horses, sometimes the most simple and basic of lessons are the most important ones. Knowing how to feed a horse treats from your hand is incredibly important for horse lovers of all ages. Flat Palm I’ll let the video speak for itself, but the most important thing to remember is that […]
Horse Art
Coloring Horses – Horsemanship for Women
This is the last in a (very) long series of interesting and historical equestrian drawings. Although not originally designed for budding artists, I thought they would make for some fun on rainy afternoons. A Man’s Job These drawings are part of a large collection by Gray Parker from Horsemanship for Women, published in 1887 by […]
Horseplay
Canterbury Tales – The Monk
Perhaps one of the oldest bits of horses in poetry I’ve featured, this is a section of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales (written at the end of the 14th century) titled The Monk.
Horse Basics
Cyclamen – Toxic Plant of the Week
It’s Monday morning and time to learn about another plant that has it in for your horse. Today we’ll take a closer look at an incredibly colorful toxic beauty, Cyclamen.
Horse Basics
Horse Breeds From Lithuania
Friday again and time to visit another exotic location and learn about the interesting horse breeds it’s given rise to. Looking at each breed in the context of their origins is a fascinating ride, & today a peek at the breeds from Lithuania. Ancient Strains There aren’t very many breeds from Lithuania, but the few […]
Videos with Horses
Caballo Loco on Easter Island
Today’s videos are admittedly old (2005 from what I can tell) they still tell an inspirational story from the most remote island on earth, Easter Island. Remote Beauty For those of you who aren’t famaliar with Easter Island, it’s a place of quiet mystery, large stone faces and enormous tragedy. Although it is one of […]
Interviews
Rachael Brown – Horse Artist Interview
Name Rachael Brown Website & Places you can find my work online Portfolio: thuvia deviantART: thuvia Facebook: Rachel Brown Where I am Mount Pleasant Utah USA