EQUESTRIAN ARTISAN NO FURTHER A MYSTERY

This imposing get the job done, measuring forty by sixty inches, depicts Rosemary, Sir Alfred Munnings’s wife’s mare. The scene Munnings chose to paint shows Rosemary staying saddled before a race, and the get the job done is noted for its utilization of coloration to indicate the luminous coat on the mare against a crisp February sky.  provi

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