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Horses in Watercolor

9/19/2007 12:00:00 AM

Horses in Watercolor Category: Art and Photography I get asked all the time about my watercolor methods and how I do this or that to create a painting. So I have the brilliant idea to video ...

Re: Santa's Helper

11/1/2006 12:00:00 AM

I collect Breyer traditional and stablemates. I love horse art for my new house walls, and non-traditional art is okay. And homemade, including photos, is better! Frames, crafty stuff, puzzles... ...

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The Photography of Robert Vavra

Artist Robert Vavra, internationally known for his dramatic horse photos, is a master of choreography and composition. His coffee table books have sold millions of copies world-wide. Writen by Jack Moore for EQUUS magazine.

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