Study of a White Horse in Motion
Painting on stretched canvas • Attributed to an independent contemporary decorative artist, signed indistinctly lower right
Style & Movement
Contemporary Realism / Equestrian Fine Art
Medium & Technique
Oil paint utilizing soft blending and layered glazes, executed with expressive yet controlled brushwork
Creation Period
Late 20th Century, circa 1970-1990
Dimensions & Format
Estimated 30 x 36 inches, rectangular horizontal format
Subject Description
A dynamic composition focusing on the upper body and foreleg of a white or grey horse set against a warm, muted brown background, capturing a sense of graceful movement and anatomy.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good condition overall, though currently wrapped in protective plastic film obscuring fine surface details, showing minor edge wear
Estimated Market Value
150 - 300 USD
Auction Estimate
100 - 200 USD
Provenance History
Acquired from a secondary market source or estate sale, typical of regional fine art production
Art Historical Significance
A representative example of mid-to-late 20th-century decorative equestrian art popular in domestic interior design, reflecting enduring traditional appreciation for animal subjects.
Notable Features
An indistinct artist signature is visible in the lower right corner, and the subject exhibits strong anatomical contouring rendered in a soft palette
Condition Issues
Potential surface dirt, minor abrasions along the canvas edges, and distortion caused by tight protective plastic wrap
Conservation Recommendations
Remove plastic wrap safely, gently clean the surface with a dry microfibre brush, and mount in a simple wooden floater frame; display away from direct sunlight
Collector Notes
Signed