"Beatrice" depicts a stately grey horse in profile, her coat gleaming against a dark, understated background that accentuates her form. A classic brown saddle rests on the horse, suggesting a recent or forthcoming ride. Signed by Volkers in 1902, the painting is a timeless portrayal of equine portraiture.

Emil Volkers was a German artist, born in the 19th century. Volkers is best known for his equestrian art, and his ability to capture the beauty and dynamism of horses with a remarkable level of detail and expressiveness. Volkers' work reflects his profound connection to and understanding of horses, making him a celebrated figure in the realm of equestrian art.

This is an unframed, open edition reproduction of a vintage work of equestrian art.

Each piece is printed-to-order on archival quality materials featuring a glare-resistant matte finish.

Please note all prints ship unframed, including canvas.

To make framing your art easier, each print includes a 0.5" border that is not included in the size label.

To reduce waste, all TCH prints are printed-to-order. Please allow up to 2 weeks for the creation of your print before shipping.

Depending on the size of the print, we ship your artwork either flat or securely rolled in a tube. Please note that all prints ship unframed.