Painted Ponies War Pony Plaque

From The Trail of Painted Ponies.

War Pony Plaque.

Features a raised relief Painted Pony, including a rein with a real feather on it, on a colorful plaque with a Native American saying.

Has a metal reinforced notch on the back to hang it from the wall.

Made of solid resin.

Measures 5" x 7" high.

And the Great Spirit took a handful of earth, blew his breath over it, and created the horse.

— Native American Artist: Rance Hood (Comanche) Sponsor: Rance Hood Gallery Comanche artist Rance Hood is one of the most recognized names in Southwest Art.

His paintings, known for their drama and authenticity, hang in museums and corporate collections.

The opportunity to recreate a traditional war pony, complete with a buffalo pelt saddle, lance-and-shield, arrows and feathers, became the pinnalce piece of his distinguished career.

This startingly realistic recreation of a Comanche war pony reflects the vibrancy and mystical quality of the horses that populate this popular artist's paintings.

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