"Équilibre: The Horse"
I so very clearly see the face of a horse in this expressive painting by Tanner. Deep emerald greens are accented with metallic gold, on black canvas.
I so very clearly see the face of a horse in this expressive painting by Tanner. Deep emerald greens are accented with metallic gold, on black canvas.
I so very clearly see the face of a horse in this expressive painting by Tanner. Deep emerald greens are accented with metallic gold, on black canvas.
DETAILS
Original painting
By Tanner, American Paint Horse
12" × 12" tempera on gallery wrapped canvas
Includes certificate of authenticity
Shipping included anywhere in USA
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A portion of our proceeds benefits horse rescue non profit, Sound Equine Options
ABOUT THE SERIES
Équilibre is the French word for balance. Balance is so crucial to horsemanship, in so many ways; from the balance of the rider’s body, and emotions, to the horse's body and mind. It’s important to balance the training one does with the horse. For instance, if you train a maneuver to the left, you must be very intentional to train the same maneuver on the right. Being off balance in your mind or body even a little bit can affect the horse, because they are such intuitive, sensitive creatures.
I chose two color palettes to make up this series to create a dynamic sense of balance. The dark is inspired by quiet nights at the barn, surrounded by Pacific Northwest evergreen trees, stars sparkling overhead. The light is inspired by misty morning trail rides; dove gray, soft golds, tans, and white on white. I love the word Équilibre because it sounds like equine…
ABOUT THE SERIES
Équilibre is the French word for balance. Balance is so crucial to horsemanship, in so many ways; from the balance of the rider’s body, and emotions, to the horse's body and mind. It’s important to balance the training one does with the horse. For instance, if you train a maneuver to the left, you must be very intentional to train the same maneuver on the right. Being off balance in your mind or body even a little bit can affect the horse, because they are such intuitive, sensitive creatures.
I chose two color palettes to make up this series to create a dynamic sense of balance. The dark is inspired by quiet nights at the barn, surrounded by Pacific Northwest evergreen trees, stars sparkling overhead. The light is inspired by misty morning trail rides; dove gray, soft golds, tans, and white on white. I love the word Équilibre because it sounds like equine…
ABOUT TANNER
Tanner is an American Paint Horse, who paints! After his owner discovered his talent for learning tricks, she taught him how to unbridle his creativity by picking up a paint brush. Using non-toxic paint and canvas, Tanner creates inspiring and irreverent works of abstract art. Tanner’s work is a celebration of imagination and the magic of horses. What do you see in his paintings? His owner is dedicated to using this project as a way to help horses in need, and share the joy of Tanner's work around the world.