Open edition print, 10”x 10”, giclee print on hannemuhle paper, with 1 in. border, ready to frame in standard 12”x12” frame, $50
Living wild on the barrier islands of North Carolina's Outer Banks, Banker horses are the living descendants of Spanish horses left behind by explorers in the 1500s — shaped by five centuries of salt air, marsh grass, and Atlantic storms into horses that are lean and self-sufficient. These animals are critically endangered and unlike any other horse on the continent.
Open edition print, 10”x 10”, giclee print on hannemuhle paper, with 1 in. border, ready to frame in standard 12”x12” frame, $50
Living wild on the barrier islands of North Carolina's Outer Banks, Banker horses are the living descendants of Spanish horses left behind by explorers in the 1500s — shaped by five centuries of salt air, marsh grass, and Atlantic storms into horses that are lean and self-sufficient. These animals are critically endangered and unlike any other horse on the continent.
