This a horse painting I created from photos and reference material taken while attending a horse show. This particular horse was performing in dressage competition. Both rider and horse look so eloquent in their performance. This horse begged to be painted and I think watercolor suited him very well. http://www.ArtworkbyAnn.com
Ann Hoffpauir is a full-time artist from Orange,Texas where she lives and resides. Ms. Hoffpauir paints in a realistic style. She has taught at many local organizations and has conducted workshops in Texas and Louisiana. Her main subjects are western and wildlife art. Those things have been a big part of her life. She also paints floral, still life and landscapes. Visit her website at www.ArtworkbyAnn.com and on facebook.
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A Pause That Refreshes
Labels:
cattle,
cowboys,
horses,
ranches,
Texas Artist Ann Hoffpauir,
western art,
western oil paintings
Location:
Texas, USA
Thursday, January 12, 2012
The Big Babies, Percheron's
The Big Babies, Percheron’s
The two young draft horses in this
watercolor are like the title indicates, big babies. This breed of draft horse is called
Percheron. The draft horse is a very
gentle and docile animal, making them easier to train and work with compared to
regular sized horses.
My youngest sister and dad bought and worked
them. I wanted to show the size of them
by comparing them to a person. My
sister used the old beat up bucket to get the horses’ attention to come up to
the barn so she could harness them for work or whatever. This method works very well because when they
see the bucket they think food.
This watercolor is size 15x18. I may be contacted at ahoffpauir26@yahoo.com or visit my website at www.ArtworkbyAnn.com.
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