The Portrayal of the Horse in the History of Art

Among the animal kingdom, the horse is without a doubt the most striking of all beasts; in living nature there is no animal so stunning. The image of the horse has been a tradition in the art of many countries for many centuries. The horse has always been there, as transportation, pack animal, brute muscle, military advantage, sport competitor, entertainment, sustenance and loyal companion. Since ancient times, when man first tamed her, the horse has …showed first 75 words of 1566 total…

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