Quarter Horse Painting With Polka Dots - Oil On Canvas 24 X 24 Inches

Quarter Horse Painting with Polka Dots - Oil on Canvas 24 x 24 inches - 10% Benefits Horse Rescue This fun horse painting ("Kizzy in Reflectionr") is part of my Equamore Horse Series, celebrating National Horse Protection Day 2013, at the Ashland Art Center. It is one of seven horses that I painted from our local horse sanctuary. This original art would look beautiful in a living room, powder room, or even a child's room or nursey. It is currently on exhibit at the art center and is available for shipment on April 1. Ten percent of the sales price will be donated to Equamore Horse Sanctuary in Ashland, OR, to assist with horse care and rescue. Details: * Original oil painting * 24 x 24 inches tall * Indian red background with buff colored polka dots * Chestnut Quarter Horse * 3/4 inch profile canvas with painted edges, set in a black floater frame * Wired and ready to hang * Certificate of Authenticity which includes the story of this horse on the back of the painting * Shipping is an estimate. Anything over $1 over the cost of shipping and packaging will be refunded. About This Painting and Kizzyr: Kizzy had multiple owners and was finally surendered in 2011 because she could not be ridden. Her legs are bowed, throwing her weight off which causes her to collapse under the weight of the saddle and rider. Kizzy was also malnourished and in need of serious dental care. She is now fully retired with a herd of three other mares and a gelding friend. She is still quite fearful of being separated from her pasture mates, due to her history of multiple living situations. This painting is titled "Kizzy in Reflection because I flipped the image in Photoshop, at the time, not realizing that her markings would be reversed - so, this is how Kizzy sees herself! About Equamore: Equamore is a non-profit horse rescue and sanctuary in Southern Oregon, approximately 5 miles from the downtown area of Ashland. There are currently 44 rescue horses being cared for at Equamore, along with 6 privately boarded horses. It is a beautiful place with wonderful volunteers, and the need for funds continues to grow due to the economic situation of some horse owners. If you are traveling to Ashland, you should definitely take a tour at Equamore and see all the wonderful horses they have rescued and rehabilitated back to health. Please note that the image of my painting above is protected by copyright law. Any reproduction or copying of the image is illegal. This copyright will not transfer with the sale of this work.