HORSEPOWER

Devon, England 2020

​"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."

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AVAILABLE SIZES
LARGE
Image: 56" x 62" (143 x 158 cm)
Framed:  67" x 73" (171 cm x 186 cm)

STANDARD
Image: 37" x 41" (94 x 105 cm)
Framed: 48" x 52" (122 cm x 132 cm)

​AVAILABLE EDITIONS
LARGE: Edition of 12
STANDARD: Edition of 12