Horse Art

Unusual Horse Art Pt 4

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Unusual Horse Art

Image from Eva the Weaver

It’s been awhile since I posted some unusual horse art so I thought it was time to share more of it. My love of art is eclipsed only by my love of horses, so combining the two has been a lot of fun.

In my constant searches I find plenty of horse art that makes me go “hmmm” and still others that make me go WOW!

Utilizing interesting materials and techniques, these artists manage to represent the equine in some truly magnificent (albeit rather strange) ways.

As far as I’m concerned, the stranger the better. So prepare yourself, it’s time for more of the unusual.

Unusual Horse Art

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Image from jessicamulley

Unusual Horse Art

Rocking Horse of the Apocalypse – Carrin Welch

Image from OneFlameintheFire

Unusual Horse Art

Natural Horse Sculpture in Aachen, Germany – Artist Unknown

Image from Fozzman

Unusual Horse Art

The Yearling @ Denver Public Library – Donald Lipski 1992

Image from kendrahw

Unusual Horse Art

V-75 – Liisa Trevid

Image from Steffe

Unusual Horse Art

Horse – Saif Uddin 2008

Image from Jemesouviens32

Unusual Horse Art

Horse Sculptures @ Anza-Borrego Desert – Ricardo Breceda 1992

Image from Majed Sahli

Unusual Horse Art

St. Wenceslas Riding a Dead Horse @ Lucerna Palace in Prague – David Cerny

Image from AchimH

Unusual Horse Art

Horse Sculpture @ Benaki Museum – Artist Unknown

Image from kouk

Unusual Horse Art

Wood Sculpture of Bucephalus in Curitiba Memorial – Artist Unknown

Image from Mathieu Struck

Even More Still

Believe it or not, after 4 parts I haven’t exhausted my collection of interesting art. Keep an eye out for part 5 and until then be sure to check out pt 1, Pt. 2 & Pt. 3.

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  1. Steffe

    Thanks for including one of my photos. I visited the gallery where I took my photo recently, and the artist Liisa Trevid, had made another version of her sculpture.

    1. Paige

      Hi Steffe,

      Thanks for your comment & the shot! Liisa’s work is definitely interesting. I’ve been keeping a list of the unusual artwork I want to see in person & hers is one of them.