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The Horses of Albrecht Adam
Albrecht Adam was a German artist during the early 19th century known for his battle scenes and his lovely horses. Bringing to the canvas his life experience on the battlefield & his obvious connection with horses. Making A Name Adam spent some time in Vienna where his work captured the attention of Napoleon’s stepson Eugène […]
Interviews
Gretchen Bjornson – Horse Artist Interveiw
Name Gretchen Bjornson Website & Places you can find my work online Blog: www.gretchenbjornsonart.blogspot.com Fine Art America: Gretchen Bjornson Facebook: Gretchen Bjornson Art Licking County Arts Gallery in Newark, Ohio Where I am Pataskala, Ohio

Horse Basics
Black Cherry Tree – Toxic Plant of the Week
It’s Monday and that time of the week again, time to learn about another plant that can make your horse sick (the list seems never ending already, & it’s only the B’s!). Today a closer look at the Black Cherry Tree with it’s vibrant scarlet red berries.
Videos with Horses
Mongolian Racer
There is a lot of controversy among the Western horse world around Mongolian horse practices. Horse meat and milk has sustained their culture for centuries & their races, while brutal, hone centuries old skills and keep their stock strong. I Don’t Have To Agree While I will never try horse meat and am not interested […]
Interviews
Manuela Stefan – Horse Photographer Interview
Name Manuela Stefan Website & places you can find my work online Website: www.manuelastefan.com Facebook: Manuela Stefan Photography Twitter: @manuphoto Where I am Toronto, Canada
Horse Basics
Western Horse or Equus Occidentalis – Extinct Equidae
The Western Horse represents one of the larger prehistoric horse species – they were about the size of modern mustangs. Their earliest fossils date back 500,000 years and they died out at the end of the last Ice Age (around 11,000 years ago).
Interviews
Jo-Anne Clarke – Horse Artist Interview
Name Jo-Anne Clarke Website & Places you can find my work online www.ja-clarke.com Where I am Based in the North of England Tell us a little about you, what is your background & where do you come from? When I was a young girl, I wanted to be a teacher with music, art and English […]

Horse Art
The Horses of Vasily Vereshchagin
Vasily Vereshchagin was a Russian painter during the late 19th century who was celebrated for depicting battle scenes in his work. He became one of the first Russian artists to be recognized worldwide. Art Mirroring Life At 8 years Vereshchagin was sent to the Cadet Corps and graduated first in his naval school class. He […]
Interviews
Michele Graybeal – Horse Artist Interview
Name Michele Graybeal Website & Places you can find my work online Websites: www.michelegraybeal.com www.graybealequineart.com Blog: www.michelegraybeal.blogspot.com Where I am Vancouver, BC, Canada

Horse Basics
Bitterweed – Toxic Plant of the Week
For the past few weeks I’ve been sharing some of the more toxic members of the plant world every Monday. These are plants you should keep away from your horse and today we are going to look at a sunny yellow little plant that just sounds yukky, Bitterweed.
Videos with Horses
Does That Mean I’m On The Team?
This is a quick animated clip that just made me chuckle. Not sure where the audio came from but the animator did a great job of bringing it to life in horsey cartoon terms. Loving Cheeky Horse Cartoons Totally safe for work and fun for the whole family, this is one little horsey that is […]
Interviews
Robert Merkert – Unique Jeweler Interview
Name Robert Merkert Website & Places you can find my work online My gems are called Equinite and can be seen, purchased and set in jewelry at www.equinite.com. My jewelry is also in the Saratoga Art Gallery gift shop. Where I am I live in Brandon, Vermont.