Mane & Moor by Paperlust

Mane & Moor: Highland Cattle and Horses

Mane & Moor is our house brand of highland cattle and horse art, made for country-style homes and for anyone who loves the animals or grew up farming.

A Dark Horse at Full Gallop by Mane & Moor, A dark horse galloping across pale bare ground, artwork only

A Dark Horse at Full GallopMane & MoorFramed from $109.00

Grey and Chestnut Horses Grazing by Mane & Moor, A grey horse and a reddish brown horse grazing with their noses close together, artwork only

Grey and Chestnut Horses GrazingMane & MoorFramed from $109.00

Black Horse Facing into the Wind by Mane & Moor, A black horse facing forward with its mane blown across its face, artwork only

Black Horse Facing into the WindMane & MoorFramed from $109.00

Three Horses on a Golden Ridge by Mane & Moor, Three horses walking away from the viewer up a golden ridge under a wide pale sky., artwork only

Three Horses on a Golden RidgeMane & MoorFramed from $109.00

Bay Horse on the Rocky Descent by Mane & Moor, A rider in a wide-brimmed hat on a dark bay horse working down a rocky slope below a big snow gum, artwork only

Bay Horse on the Rocky DescentMane & MoorFramed from $109.00

Stockmen and Horses on a Ridge by Mane & Moor, Two stockmen in long oilskin coats and wide hats on horses, seen from behind above a river valley, artwork only

Stockmen and Horses on a RidgeMane & MoorFramed from $109.00

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A Dark Horse at Full Gallop by Mane & Moor, canvas in a float frame above a sofa, A dark horse galloping across pale bare ground

Above the sofaA Dark Horse at Full Gallop

Black Horse Facing into the Wind by Mane & Moor, framed print standing on a bedside table, A black horse facing forward with its mane blown across its face

On the bedside tableBlack Horse Facing into the Wind

Grey and Chestnut Horses Grazing by Mane & Moor, framed print hanging above a sideboard beside a second artwork, A grey horse and a reddish brown horse grazing with their noses close together

Above the sideboardGrey and Chestnut Horses Grazing

Three Horses on a Golden Ridge by Mane & Moor, canvas in a float frame above a sofa, Three horses walking away from the viewer up a golden ridge under a wide pale sky.

Above the sofaThree Horses on a Golden Ridge

Who makes Mane & Moor art?

Mane & Moor is our own house brand, sold under the Paperlust name. Designed by our talented team in Melbourne using digital tools. Each design is printed as a giclee on paper or on canvas, and the pieces are sold singly.

Is it painted or printed?

Printed. Each design is made digitally, in a realistic look or a painted look, then printed as a giclee on paper or on canvas. Nothing is worked by hand, so what arrives is a finished print.

Which pieces suit a nursery?

The highland calves and the foal pieces are the nursery choices. Hang one over a set of drawers or a change table, where you pass it all day, and keep the wall directly above the cot clear.

Which rooms suit Mane & Moor pieces?

Living rooms, halls, offices and bedrooms take most of the range, and the calves and foals are the ones for a nursery. Cattle and horses both sit easily in a farmhouse kitchen or a study, and one piece is enough to hold a hallway wall.

Can I order a custom size?

No. Mane & Moor art is ready-made and comes in the listed sizes only, and the size list differs from piece to piece. A design gets a shape only where it can fill it neatly and the file carries enough detail to print, so what you see listed is the full range for that piece.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who makes Mane & Moor art?

Is it painted or printed?

Printed. Each design is made digitally, in a realistic look or a painted look, then printed as a giclee on paper or on canvas. Nothing is worked by hand, so what arrives is a finished print.

Which pieces suit a nursery?

The highland calves and the foal pieces are the nursery choices. Hang one over a set of drawers or a change table, where you pass it all day, and keep the wall directly above the cot clear.

Which rooms suit Mane & Moor pieces?

Can I order a custom size?

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Highland cattle in realistic and painted looks

Highland cattle hail from the Western Islands and the Highlands of Scotland: long horns, a shaggy coat over the eyes, a level stare. Our highland cow wall art works that character two ways. Realistic pieces let the double coat do the work: shaggy oiled hair over a softer undercoat. Painted look pieces cut the animal back to blocks of colour and shape.

Red is the classic colour, though the breed also comes in yellow, brindle, dun, white and black. Black and white versions go quieter. The calves are the softest: round, curious, easy above a hallway bench.

Horses: heads, herds and high country

Our horse wall art moves between two distances. Up close: a head and shoulder study, a pony with a thick mane over one eye. Pull back and you get a herd in a paddock, a rider on a ridge, the high country on a wide horizon.

Horses are herd animals, and the group pieces carry that. Ponies grow thicker coats, manes and tails, so a pony study reads heavier. Brumbies, the wild horses of Australia, appear here too. If you know Banjo Paterson's 1890 poem about a chase after a mob of brumbies, those pieces land differently.

Choosing a size and a format

Every artwork comes as an art print, a framed print or a canvas, though sizes differ from piece to piece. A shape is listed only where the picture can fill it with a light trim and still hold enough detail. The preview shows the crop you will get.

Art prints are unframed archival giclee on 200gsm archival matte paper. Framed prints arrive ready to hang: a thin 20 mm frame, oak look, black or white, perspex at the front and no mount as standard. Canvas is 400gsm on a 38 mm frame with mirrored edges, and no hanging hardware is included.

The animal wall art range adds other subjects, and the country wall art collection is where farmhouse wall art hangs across a room.