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"Winter Stallion"
Horse art acrylic painting by equestrian artist Ivetta Harte, 2006. Original is sold.

8"x10" open edition matted horse art print --- $29.00

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"Show Season"
Horse art acrylic painting by equestrian artist Ivetta Harte, 2006. Original is sold.

8"x10" open edition matted horse art print --- $29.00

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Welcome to Dressage Art Gallery of equestrian paintings. Shop for fine equestrian art original oil paintings and horse art prints. Shop on line securely with your credit card or mail in the Mail In Order Form and pay by money order. 100% satisfaction and money back guarantee! If you have any questions, please contact equestrian artist Ivetta Harte (925)487-2739

About the equestrian artist Ivetta Harte:

"I Breathe Dressage" - horse artist Ivetta Harte gets inspiration for her paintings from the daily horse life around her. "Dressage is so beautiful, I'm drawn to paint it, to picture the grace of those gorgeous horses and dedicated horse riders." Each horse art painting takes several weeks to complete and has three distinctive stages. The first part of equestrian oil painting is research of the subject, hours of horse observation (or years), taking photos of horses and horse riders, art composition and pencil sketches. After equestrian artist Ivetta Harte is satisfied with all of the components of the future painting, she picks up her art brushes to bring the blank art canvas to life. This is when equestrian painting can be called done, however equestrian artist Ivetta Harte believes in the very important final stage: finishing touches. When an artist or even a dressage rider concentrates on one painting or one dressage movement for a long time, important parts can be overlooked. Ivetta Harte puts the "finished" horse painting away for several weeks. After a while of not looking at the horse painting she brings it back and paints the finishing touches with a fresh eye. "I take a lot of pride in my work, every painting has the horse story and a equestrian dream behind it. Dressage deserves to be celebrated and immortalized in Fine Art Paintings"

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