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Capturing the Spirit of Wild Horses
July 28, 2009
There’s an inherent artistry associated with equestrian culture. The horse has a way of inspiring creativity and adventure; just think of a wild stallion galloping gracefully through the chaparral and sage of the American Southwest. Many talented artists have taken such these lucid, awe-inspiring images a step further by crafting painted pony figurines.
It’s amazing to behold how much variety and innovation each individual artist brings to this cutting-edge form. While artist Robert Rivera draws inspiration from traditional Acoma and Hopi tribal patterns, Mitzi Bower brings a unique take forged through years of experience working with pottery and ceramics. A painted pony collection is never complete, which is good news for hobbyists. Each new figurine evokes the adventurous spirit of wild horses.
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