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Posted 6 months ago

MarobeQueen
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I have had these horse pictures for about thirty years and I would love to know more about them. Does anyone know the title of them and who drew them? they were framed by The Art Shop in East Aurora New York. I can not read the signature. I sure hope someone might know who it is.

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1. miKKoChristmas11, 6 months ago
   Magnificent!!!! Wish I could help with the signature, but I cannot. I neither recognize it, nor can I decipher very many characters in it.
2. DobbinDee70, 6 months ago
   MarobeQueen : Oh those are mine . I wondered where they got off too . No , just kidding . I used to draw horses all of the time when I was a kid , but I was never this good . Nice find . I can not make out the signature either .
3. MarobeQueen, 6 months ago
   Thank you guys I,m glad to share these drawings with you. :)
4. chinablue, 6 months ago
   It's late and my eyes are a bit blurry.. but in the second signature photo, the first letter looks Middle Eastern, perhaps Arabic to me. Perhaps someone else can tell more about it. If it is, that might give you a little something to go on. And I agree they are lovely. :-)
5. MarobeQueen, 6 months ago
   Chinablue, Thanks I will look into that. Wish me luck. :)
6. chinablue, 6 months ago
   After thinking about the signature in the last photo, I got to thinking more about these. It's possible that these are Arabian horses, or maybe Thoroughbreds. The Byerley Turk, the Godolphin Arabian and the Darley Arabian were the earliest of three stallions that were the founders of the modern Thoroughbred horse racing bloodstock. So, perhaps you could research either thoroughbred art or arabian horse art for similar signatures? Just a thought.. and I do wish you the best of luck! :-)
7. MarobeQueen, 6 months ago
   Thank you chinablue I am still trying.
8. epson233, 5 months ago
   any luck on your research -- i am leaning with chinablue -- this horse is thoroughbred in my opinion -- no tea cup ears, too long of ears and face is very slender and not dished as characteristic of the arabs -- bridle also is not of what the early boudin tribes would have used on their arabs
   beautiful horse and drawings -- this horse got his looks from the arab side -- and yes i would bet the farm that the horse is either gelding or stud based on jawline
   if the horse is thoroughbred -- i would also guess his lines are out of polish stock and not egyptian -- most of the polish stock were bays the egyptian lines were mostly the grays -- always exceptions however
   
   have a pic that has been bugging me for years too -- think i will give it go on this site and see if anyone recognizes my pencil artist drawing -- thanks for inspiring me
9. MarobeQueen, 5 months ago
   Hello Epson, Thank you for your comments I am still working on it. Someone told me that they also thought maybe the horse might be thoroughbred. I will post if I can find any useful info. Thanks again to everyone for your help.
10. epson233, 5 months ago
    hi marobequeen -- i posted my pic last night if you want to take a peak -- keep me posted on yours -- if i run across anything on yours will get back to this posting and leave info

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