Unusual Horse Art Pt 3
I’ve had so much fun collecting unusual horse art that I just keep going with it and collecting more. If you haven’t seen Part 1 & Part 2 of this series yet be sure to check them out too.
A Few Of My Favorite Things
These posts combine several of my favorite things, horses, art, photography and of course the unusual.
Whose Art Is It?
Wherever possible I’ve added the artist info as well as the photographer source, but some of them were difficult to find.
If anyone can identify some of the art pictured here, please do leave the info in the comments so I can add credit for their work.
Image from Mr. Physics
Image from steve_w
Two Rearing Stallions’ Heads by Andy Scott
Image from susie1912
Marble Horse Statue in San Francisco – Artist Unknown
Image from Robert in Toronto
Horse & Woman Sculpture The Netherlands – Artist Unknown
Image from marie-II
A Young Girls Horse as Described by a Union Plumber by Jim Gardner
Image from Angels Gate
Horse Scuplture found at the 2008 Hamilton Waitangi Day Commeration – Artist Unknown
Image from EssjayNZ
Millenary Monument in Budapest
Image from ccaristead
Horse Sculpture from The Fells – Artist Unknown
Image from catchesthelight
Yes, There Is More Coming
I’ve got more to come, but for now go enjoy Part 1 & Part 2.
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Daren
The two stallions’ heads are actually 1/10th scale versions of a proposed “working” sculpture entitled “The Kelpies”, which will form part of a new bio-park in Scotland. The full-scale articles will be HUGE!
They were both based on Clydesdale horses.
Paige
Thanks for sharing Daren, I can’t wait to see the final product!
ChwaraeTeg
These are brilliant. Thank-you so much for sharing.
Here is a link for more. They are horses made from driftwood.
http://c-jordan.quazen.com/arts/visual-arts/amazing-art-the-dynamic-driftwood-horse-sculptures-of-heather-jansch/