Spanish Mustang
9×12 watercolor enhanced colored pencil. Original unavailable.
The name “mustang” is a corruption of the Spanish “mestena”, meaning a group or herd of horses. At the beginning of the 20th century, there were about one million wild horses in the western United States. By 1970, the herds were devastated when they were hunted to provide grazing land for cattle and sheep ranchers. They are now protected by law.
The Mustang herds originated from the horses that were brought to America by the Spanish in the 16 century.
Complete 2006
Spanish Mustang belongs to the following groups:
* Painted Nature *, All Animals Great And Small., All Pets Great and Small, Best from Around the Barnyard {2 A Day}, Equine Art and Photography, Livestock in General, Simply Horses and Traditional Equine Art: Horses, Ponies, and Unicorns! Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
Darlene Marrya...
Unbelievably good!!! So real, so majestic!!
Thanks for sharing this!!
SylviaHardy
I just love your horse pictures they are out of this world!
Brian Towers
Outstanding work, and amazingly small for all that detail.
susan davies
if I could have a favourite favourite then this would be the one, adore it
Lucindawind
wow ..all your work is phenomenal !
micmac
I love horses ,you realy are talented…
Cadence Gamache
Wow, fantastic! Beautifully rendered, right down to the texture of the debris at the bottom! Your work is amazing!
AnGeLLe
OMG this is awesome. I love horses. “So powerful yet so gentle” I heard that somewhere lately.
Al Bourassa
Love it!!
Woodie
Brian Towers made a good choice here. This is absolutely brilliant example of you animal creations.
Cheers Neil
Martina Fagan
brilliant its beauiful :)
Margaret Harris
Beautiful work..Learning to draw horses was the first thing I did when I was very young…now I draw people and animals to sometimes
Gene Praag
Stunning…..So very beautiful!
Tina Longwell
What wonderful work! Lovely painting of my favorite animal! :)
Kirsten Wingrove
That is beautiful.
Jeannie Peters
this is stunning wow
Sharon K. Shubert
You are gifted. :)