

Further horse sculpture pictures.

I have been applying the plaster gradually. Nerve racking but so enjoyable and the horse is beginning to come alive again. He has a feeling of gentle power, which is what I wanted.
Much to do still, his tail is just a piece of fabric for example! His mane, hooves and ears need much work, too.
I wonder whether there is more to horse symbolism that I am aware. I found this picture in "The Surreal House" a catalogue from Barbican, London, 2010. It is a painting by Leonora Carrington from 1937-8.Autoportrait a l'auberge du Cheval d'Aube" ( Self Portrait (Inn of the Dawn House)
Your horse looks terrific already.
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