
The stallions I worked with on this shoot in Devon are magnificent. Front on and in full flight, they are full of muscle and yet at the same time exude elegance. I can't think of another animal that manages this balance so well. Little wonder their aesthetics have been the focus of artists for centuries.
James Watt - the Scot who invented steam engines in the late 18 century - figured out a mathematical way to equate horses to engine power. Thus the term horsepower was invented. Looking at this image, I understand why he chose a horse.
Artwork Details
Archival Pigment PrintEdition of 12, 3 APs, 1 EPLarge: 56” x 62” unframed · 71” x 77” framed
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The Unit (Colour)
One Hundred Horses (B&W)
The Rolling Stones
True North
The Shape of Water
One Hundred Horses (Colour)
Lord of the Rings
White Horses
GOT
Ode to Edward Curtis
The Unit (B&W)
66 Degrees North
Punk
Pegasus
My Perfect Storm
On the Rocks
Wild
Legends of the Fall
The Perfect Storm
White Rush
The Salmon Run (Colour)
The Lion (B&W)
The Salmon Run (B&W)
The Big Moose