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13 paintings

  • The Second of May 1808
    The Second of May 1808
    Francisco Goya
    1814 · Museo del Prado
  • The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak
    The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak
    Albert Bierstadt
    1863 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Arab Saddling his Horse
    Arab Saddling his Horse
    Eugène Delacroix
    1855 · Hermitage Museum
  • A Grey Horse
    A Grey Horse
    Anthony van Dyck
    17th century · Dulwich Picture Gallery
  • A Saddled Bay Hunter
    A Saddled Bay Hunter
    George Stubbs
    1786 · Denver Art Museum
  • The Arab Lamenting the Death of his Steed
    The Arab Lamenting the Death of his Steed
    Jean-Baptiste Mauzaisse
    1812 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • Donkey Stand on the Beach at Scheveningen
    Donkey Stand on the Beach at Scheveningen
    Anton Mauve
    1876 · Van Gogh Museum
  • Saddle Horse in Farm Yard
    Saddle Horse in Farm Yard
    Winslow Homer
    c. 1870 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • White Horse in a Stable
    White Horse in a Stable
    Abraham van Calraet and after Abraham van Calraet
    · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Saddled Donkey
    Saddled Donkey
    Aleksander Lauréus
    1783–1823 · City of Pori art collection
  • Studies of Military Accoutrements: a study for `The Battle of Waterloo'
    Studies of Military Accoutrements: a study for `The Battle of Waterloo'
    George Jones
    1815 · Yale Center for British Art
  • A White Horse
    A White Horse
    Diego Velázquez
    1634 · Royal Palace of Madrid
  • Jessie
    Jessie
    Anthony de Bree
    1891 · Royal Collection
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