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Thoroughbred Breeding of Horses-Edwin Megargee Original Vintage Lithograph Print
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Edwin Megargee Original Vintage Lithograph Print depicting ~ THOROUGHBRED BREEDING.
The breeding farm is a fascinating place to both sportsman and artist. Fillies to be used as brood mares are usually retired to the stud at the end of their two or three year old form, and colts which have developed sufficient reputation on the racecourse to be used as stallions are retired at the end of their racing careers which usually means at the end of their third or fourth year. Mares are turned out daily in pasture during their eleven months of gestation. Foals are usually weaned when they are five or six months old. Training begins shortly after their first month. In the beginning this means little more than affectionate handling to familiarize them with human beings, but very early they are accustomed to the halter. Breaking to bridle and saddle comes much later, by which time the temper and responsiveness of the horse have been largely determined.
We have obtained many works of art illustrations by the artist: EDWIN MEGARGEE. Artwork SIGNED on the lithograph print. These date 1946 from his collection titled: HORSES.
Lithograph print measuring 12-1/4 inches wide by 9-1/4 inches high. VERY SUITABLE FOR FRAMING.
Beautiful VIBRANT COLORING. NEAR-EXCELLENT CONDITION. Only flaw is at the very, very bottom lower towards right hand corner is a water mark, approx. 4-1/2 inches long. Can trim away, or matte around, since you have lots of bordering surrounding the artwork image.
PLEASE BE SURE TO VIEW OUR OTHER MANY PRINTS BY THIS ARTIST. ALWAYS GLAD TO COMBINE ORDERS FOR ADDING SHIPPING SAVINGS!
THANKS FOR VISITING DOGWOOD TRAIL ANTIQUES.
**WE GLADLY SELL WORLDWIDE ~ JUST ASK FOR SHIPPING QUOTE!!**
**WE REVIEW ANY REASONABLE OFFERS ON ALL OUR ITEMS.!!**
Edwin Megargee Original Vintage Lithograph Print depicting ~ THOROUGHBRED BREEDING.
The breeding farm is a fascinating place to both sportsman and artist. Fillies to be used as brood mares are usually retired to the stud at the end of their two or three year old form, and colts which have developed sufficient reputation on the racecourse to be used as stallions are retired at the end of their racing careers which usually means at the end of their third or fourth year. Mares are turned out daily in pasture during their eleven months of gestation. Foals are usually weaned when they are five or six months old. Training begins shortly after their first month. In the beginning this means little more than affectionate handling to familiarize them with human beings, but very early they are accustomed to the halter. Breaking to bridle and saddle comes much later, by which time the temper and responsiveness of the horse have been largely determined.
We have obtained many works of art illustrations by the artist: EDWIN MEGARGEE. Artwork SIGNED on the lithograph print. These date 1946 from his collection titled: HORSES.
Lithograph print measuring 12-1/4 inches wide by 9-1/4 inches high. VERY SUITABLE FOR FRAMING.
Beautiful VIBRANT COLORING. NEAR-EXCELLENT CONDITION. Only flaw is at the very, very bottom lower towards right hand corner is a water mark, approx. 4-1/2 inches long. Can trim away, or matte around, since you have lots of bordering surrounding the artwork image.
PLEASE BE SURE TO VIEW OUR OTHER MANY PRINTS BY THIS ARTIST. ALWAYS GLAD TO COMBINE ORDERS FOR ADDING SHIPPING SAVINGS!
THANKS FOR VISITING DOGWOOD TRAIL ANTIQUES.
**WE GLADLY SELL WORLDWIDE ~ JUST ASK FOR SHIPPING QUOTE!!**
**WE REVIEW ANY REASONABLE OFFERS ON ALL OUR ITEMS.!!**
