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'Spring Gorse' by Barry Peckham SEA


'Mist clearing, Dartmoor ' by Colin Albrook RI SEA


'Bangor on Dee' by Alison Wilson SEA


'Shire Mare & Foal' Tessa Pullan SEA


'The Swimming Lesson I' by Glynis Mills BA(Illus) SEA


The Horse in Art

The Society of Equestrian Artists
International Open Exhibition
Mall Galleries
London

3rd - 8th August 2010

Admission Free
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 5pm
Sunday 10am to 1pm

All original mediums including sculpture

Artists' entries now closed


Prize awards include:

First Prize of £3,000 for the winning artwork (sponsored by Denford Stud) and runner up prizes of £2,000 and £1,000 respectively. 

Cuneo Medal and £500 award for the best body of work by an SEA Full Member
The British Sporting Art Trust of £250 for sculpture.
The Banstead Manor Prize for the best sporting picture.
The Horse and Hound Prize. 
The Ingleton-Beer Associates Prize. 
The Hollyland Trophy. 
The Darryl Nantais Prize. 
The St Cuthberts Mill Prize. 
The www.equestrianartuk.com Contemporary Art Prize


Images shown are a small selection of SEA members' recent works. For further selection of exhibition images click here. To make advance enquiries contact:I exhib.sec@equestrianartists.co.uk

Download exhibition flyer here

More images of entries here


'Totilas Magic II' by Sally Martin SEA


'Raising Dust' by Sian Wynn BA(Hons)SEA AFAS


'Detail from Rejoneador triptych' by Cathy Spearing SEA SWA


'A Bumper' by Terence Gilbert SEA


'Setting Out' by Katy Sodeau SEA



Gallery images above are from 2008 and 2009 exhibitions.

 


 

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