Horse
LESLIE COPE (1913-2002) “Logging” Original Oil on Board
Original oil on board by American artist Leslie Cope (1913-2002) depicts a pair of loggers hauling a sizable tree away by way of two strong workhorses. Cope was an artist whose subject matter actively revolved around the depiction of rural labor and landscapes in Ohio, New Mexico, and England and used a variety of mediums in producing his meticulously crafted, bucolic scenes. Framed in gold, this small painting is signed and dated to 1973 by the artist in the lower right hand side of the board.
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GUILLAUME AZOULAY (1949-) “Last Furlong” Etching
Etching by Moroccan graphic artist Guillauime Azoulay (1949-) depicts a pair of racing stallions with jockeys mounted, heading into the last stretch of an intense race. Internationally collected, Azoulay prefers to treat his typical subject matter of horses, dancers, and human figures as graphic landscapes with parallel lines meandering throughout the surfaces of his work. Matted and framed in silver, this etching is signed, titled, and numbered 296/300 by the artist along the bottom of the paper.
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Pair of Bronze Tang Horse Sculptures
Cast from heavy bronze, this pair of Chinese Tang horse sculptures offer a stately piece of culture to the sophisticated home or office. A pair of sizable statues, Tang horses were originally used in China as tomb accessories, intended to be comforting to the deceased in the afterlife. A symbol of status, these horses were typically found in the tombs of the rich and powerful, as well as in the imperial family. Free standing, these sculptures display a natural patina that accentuate their age and well-loved history.
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Carved Chinese White Granite Tang Horse
Carved from white granite, this traditional Chinese tang horse offers a stately piece of culture to the sophisticated home or office. A sizable statue, tang horses were originally used in China as tomb accessories, intended to be comforting to the deceased in the afterlife. A symbol of status, these horses were typically found in the tombs of the rich and powerful, as well as in the imperial family. Resting on a rectangular base, this fetching piece of cultural décor is sourced from China.
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Diamond Cut Horse Charm in 14 Karat Gold
This unique charm is cast and stamped in 14 karat yellow and features a diamond cut horse motif for the equestrian enthusiast. Heavily sculpted and textured, this charm features a rounded design inset with a portrait of a proud stallion with bridle. Mounted on a chain or bracelet with a smoothly styled bail.
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W. PHILIP BERKELEY Oil Painting of a Harness Race
Original oil painting by 20th century artist W. Philip Berkeley depicts an energetic harness racing scene against the backdrop of a rousing grandstand. A noted painter of Standardbred horses, Berkeley’s images provide a glimpse into the excitement and thrill of competitive harness races, with paintings imbued with plenty of meticulous detail that’s sure to appeal to the equestrian enthusiast. Housed in a modest frame, this original painting is signed by the artist in the lower right hand corner of the canvas.
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W. PHILIP BERKELEY Oil Painting of a Harness Race
Original oil painting by 20th century artist W. Philip Berkeley depicts an energetic harness racing scene with horses in full gallop around a dusty racetrack. A noted painter of Standardbred horses, Berkeley’s images provide a glimpse into the excitement and thrill of competitive harness races, with paintings imbued with plenty of meticulous detail that’s sure to appeal to the equestrian enthusiast. Housed in a modest frame, this original painting is signed by the artist in the lower right hand corner of the canvas.
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JACQUES CERIA DESPIERRE (1912-1995) “The Race” Lithograph
Original lithograph by French artist Jacques Ceria Despierre (1912-1995) depicts a harness race between two jockeys and their respective horses. Despierre treats the majority of the image with washy, simplistic geometric forms interjected with finer details among the proud equines. Matted and housed in a minimal silver frame, this lithograph from a limited edition of 200 is signed and numbered by the artist along the lower edge of the print.
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Signed JACKSON Original Oil on Canvas of a Hunting Scene
Original oil on canvas depicts a dramatic hunting scene with a riderless horse bursting through fencing to join the hunters in the background. Painted in a highly antiqued style, this classical subject matter is rendered with both whimsy and spectacle, making it an eye-catching addition to the art collection. Housed in a carved wood frame with gold accents, this theatrical work of art is signed “Jackson” by the unknown artist in the lower right hand corner of the canvas.
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ERIC DERGARA (1966-) “Brass Horses” Original Brass Relief
Original brass relief sculpture by American artist Eric Dergara (1966-) depicts three expressionistic horses galloping across a wrinkled background surface. Primarily known as a painter, Dergara’s sculptural work offers a brilliant piece of contemporary craftsmanship with an old world aesthetic. Housed in a gold frame, this relief is signed in the lower right hand corner of the thin metal by the artist.
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Hand Painted Fiberglass Carousel Horse
Carousel horse has been crafted from fiberglass and offers a playful piece of decor to add to the home. Sculpted in a vitalic, stamping pose, this carousel horse has been hand painted in highly saturated colors and is crowned with a gold sphere on its stabilizing central pole. Intended to be utilized for display purposes only.
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JURIS KAKIS “Palomino” Original Oil on Canvas
Original oil on canvas painting by Latvian-American painter Juris Kakis depicts the linework portrait of a horse against a background of undulating colors. Titled, “Palomino”, Kakis creates a contemporary image with haptic brushwork and spray paint that is sure to delight the modern art collector. This original painting is housed in a floating black frame and is signed and dated by Kakis on the left hand side of the canvas.
About the Artist:
Juris Kakis is a Lativian born contemporary artist. He immigrated to the United States with his painter mother and medical doctor father at age 11. His first year in America, he received an award for his art in his new home of New York City. He attempted to continue the generational legacy of doctors that the men in his family had perpetuated, but ended up pursuing his Masters of Fine Arts instead. He went on to teach painting and drawing at Ohio Dominican University for 37 years before retiring as a professor with tenure.
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