Showing posts with label Friesian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Friesian. Show all posts

Saturday, November 20, 2010

Lincoln II


Lincoln is a Friesian-Shire cross and quite a big boy.  I visited Lincoln some time ago at the Mystic Oak Ranch in Plymouth, California and have painted him before but decided he really needed to be painted on a larger canvas to showoff his beautiful coloring. While at the ranch I snapped a few photos of Lincoln.  He seemed to enjoy the photo session and being the center of attention.  He did his best to pose in between checking out all the mares in near by paddocks.  Lincoln's owner is a good friend that loves  horses.  Meeting and photographing Lincoln made for, "A Painting Day".

"Lincoln"-9x9-inches, oil/canvas by Ruth Andre
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Sunday, August 15, 2010

Uthyr


I had fun this week-end reviewing a few photos I took at the Mystic Oak Ranch in Plymouth, California. Ken and Michele started the Mystic Oak Ranch in 2002 and specialize in Warmblood/Friesian crosses. My painting today is one of their stallions, Uthyr. The ranch website is very informative and you will enjoy seeing their horses. Check out the "Fun Photos" link. Visiting Mystic Oak Ranch made for, "A Painting Day".

http://www.mysticoakranch.com/

Uthyr-6x6-inches, oil/canvas by Ruth Andre
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Franklin


This is a bit of a news Blog. The painting Franklin is in Marietta, Georgia for the Atlanta Equestrian Exhibit and if you are down that way, you surely would enjoy the exhibit. Franklin made for, "A Painting Day".

The Gallery at Paper Mill Village
Show dates: August 6-August 28-2010
Reception: August 6th from 6:00-8:30 pm
255 Village Parkway Suite 320
Marietta, GA

"Franklin", 6x6-inches, o/c Framed by Ruth Andre $375
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Sunday, June 13, 2010

Lincoln - 2



Last week I was out taking photos, at the Mystic Oak Ranch, for a horse portrait commission. My client wants one small painting of her very big Friesian/Shire cross horse. I decided to paint two portraits and will let my client decide which one she feels represents her big guy the best. Seeing Lincoln made for, "A Painting Day".

"Lincoln" 2, 6x6-inches, o/c by Ruth Andre sold
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