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Art Appreciation

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October 22, 2014

 

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The first painting is "Racehorse Regulus" by Richard Roper. The second painting is "The New Foal" by Tim Cox. During Ropers life in Britain (1730-1775) he painted numerous horse and wildlife scenes. While Cox was born in America (1957-Present), the two painters share similar styles of art. Roper's painting features a chestnut brown house being led by a young man...
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While Cox was born in America (1957-Present), the two painters share similar styles of art. Roper's painting features a chestnut brown house being led by a young man. The young man is dress in appropriate horse back riding clothing for the 18th century, close fitting paints, riding shoes, and a matching jacket and hat...
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