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A Moment Captured

Sally Lancaster’s “Contact” is a fine art, limited edition Giclée print that masterfully captures the subtle communication between horse and rider. The artist focuses on the nuances of equestrian connection, showing only the lower portion of the rider and the horse’s head and neck. The dark, polished riding boots and the intricate bridle work draw attention, creating a focal point that highlights the precision and elegance of the sport.

Elegant Realism

Lancaster’s use of colour is particularly noteworthy. The rich browns of the horse’s coat contrast with the stark black leather of the riding gear, making the textures leap off the canvas. The smooth, grey background puts the subjects into stark contrast, thereby enhancing the visual impact of the textures and details. You will see the delicate chain of the bit and the gentle curve of the horse’s neck because the artist has an eye for detail.

Equestrian Aesthetic

Though the print is a study in realism, a sense of movement remains. As a limited edition Giclée print, “Contact” offers art collectors a unique opportunity to own a piece that celebrates the timeless bond between humans and horses. The image invokes feelings of poise, respect and quiet strength, making this piece a gorgeous addition to any space for those who love fine art and equestrian subjects.

Sally Lancaster

Early Life and Self-Taught Talent

Sally Lancaster was born in 1975. She is a Devon-based artist who, like many of today’s best painters, is entirely self-taught.

Artistic Style and Focus

Characterized by fine brush strokes on subtle backgrounds, Sally always focuses on the beauty of the subject itself. In fact, she often observes from an unusual angle. She is fascinated by detail. Moreover, she captures every expression, movement, and subtlety of the subject.

Original Art and Portraits

Sally’s original art and portraits are highly respected. She meticulously produces paintings that evoke emotions. It allows the viewer to enjoy the beauty and true personality of the subject.

Professional Recognition

Sally was promoted to Full Member status of the Society of Equestrian Artists in 2013. She also became an Associate Member of The South West Academy of Fine and Applied Arts in 2015. Furthermore, she regularly exhibits in London. She also exhibits in various galleries around the UK.

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