Horse Mane Horse Art Print, flaxen mane, equine art, wall art

Description

Chestnut Withers, Horse Art Print

“Chestnut Withers” is a horse art print by Martha J Dodd. The print, which is part of a 7 painting series, depicts horse wither with a flaxen mane.

Chestnut Collection Art Prints can be arranged any way you want!

The overall size of the collection, with 3 inch spaces in-between, is 63 x 102 inches.

They may also be purchased individually:

• Curling Neck – 24 x 40 inches
• Chestnut Back – 24 x 48 inches
• Chestnut Eye – 12 x 24 inches
• Chestnut Cheek – 20 x 24 inches
• Chestnut Torso – 36 x 48 inches
• Chestnut Wither – 12 x 24 inches.
• Shoo Fly – 24 x 40 inches

Do you have questions about this artwork? Contact Martha, and she will be happy to answer your questions.

Fine Art Giclee’ Canvas Gallery Wraps are printed directly onto Museum Quality canvas material using archival quality inks. The canvas is then wrapped around a stretcher frame so that the image edges are visible on the sides of the frame. Each and every Canvas receives a Satin spray which is applied to each piece to protect the surface of the print and provides a very high level of UV Light protection. Delivered wired and ready for hanging.

Martha’s originals can be seen at the DAAS Gallery in Fort Myers, Florida, and the Hirdie Girdie Gallery on Sanibel Island, Florida.

Martha J Dodd is a fine artist living in the Southwest Florida area. Her work can be found in homes and businesses all over South Florida. Her work has been published many times in various magazines such as Florida Design, Naples Illustrated, Gulf Shore Magazine, the N Magazine, and more recently in the Gulf and Main Magazine. Martha spends her summers traveling abroad in places such as Europe, Australia, South America and takes the opportunity to study art in museums and points of interest while there. Her favorite subjects include people, seascapes and animals. Most predominant among Martha’s animals are horses, dogs, cats, and birds.

Martha paints with oils as well as   acrylics, and paints on either canvas or artist panels. Her studio is located in her home on the ground floor. She and her husband Marc live in a stilt home in North Fort Myers Florida. In the summer they escape the heat for a few months, and travel abroad to Europe and other places. Martha brings along her paints, and takes advantage of the inspiration provided by the many museums and incredible experiences she has.

The original painting is still available.