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W. PHILIP BERKELEY Oil Painting of a Harness Race
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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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