“Lakna is a Choctaw stallion at the Black Hills Horse Sanctuary. Only 300 Choctaw ponies are left in the world. Inscribed over the painting is an Indian story of a trader called Little Crow. The story starts in the center and spirals outwards to the end. I have a strong attraction to warmbloods and European horses because of the power they convey that contrasts the softness in their eyes. Sometimes the background becomes part of the horse and the horse emerges from the canvas.”
Additional Artworks
From South Dakota Arts Council
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House of Clouds, 2024
Susan Hartenhoff Haygood
Painting
48 x 38 in
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Meadowlark Block, 2022
Laura Jewell
Watercolor
8 x 8 in (framed)
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A Quick Eye And Quicker Gate, 2019
Mick B. Harrison
Oil paint on canvas
24 x 40 in (framed)
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Star-trail Splendor, 2014
Pat Hansen
Photograph
36 x 24 in (framed)
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Cowboy's Prayer, 2014
Pat Hansen
Photograph
36 x 24 in (framed)
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Badlands Milky Way, 2012
Randy Halverson
Photograph
30 x 20 in (framed)
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Treescraper, 2011
Randy Halverson
Photograph
20 x 30 in (framed)
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Custer State Park Milky Way, 2011
Randy Halverson
Photograph
30 x 20 in (framed)