Horse Wall Art

Heads, herds and riders

The range comes from our Mane & Moor house brand, and the horse wall art starts close in: one eye, a muzzle, a forelock across the brow. White and gray horses rest on pale grounds that keep a hallway light, while the black and white studies hold a wall alone.

A foal stands beside an older horse. The ponies wear heavier coats and longer manes and tails than the bigger horses.

Further out, herds run through snow, water and dust, and horses cross wide plains among snow gums.

Riders in hats cross dry plains. Three high country scenes draw on Banjo Paterson's 1890 poem about a chase after brumbies on a steep descent: one rider in pursuit, one on the slope under snow gums, and two riders pausing in oilskin coats on a ridge.

Realistic or painted look, color or black and white

Most of the horse wall art here holds a realistic look. Coats run white, gray and black, then bay and chestnut, with dun, roan, palomino and buckskin further along.

The rest take a painted look, closer to a horse painting: flat tonal shapes, broad areas of color and bold strokes.

Black and white studies suit a monochrome room, while a chestnut or palomino piece warms a pale wall.

A horse lover's gift and a foal for a nursery

A horse portrait is the simplest gift for someone who rides, grew up with horses or keeps one now. A tight crop on the eye and forelock reads as personal.

The high country riding scenes suit a big outdoor view with a story behind it.

For a nursery, look at the foal pieces and the pale ones. A foal beside an older horse gives a small room a calm subject. Hang one above a dresser or a changing table, and keep the wall over the crib clear.

Pieces are sold singly, so horse prints go up one at a time. Our highland cow art prints sit well beside them, and the animal wall art range takes the wall further.

Choosing a format and size

An art print is unframed archival giclée on 200gsm archival matte paper, with a textured etching paper as an upgrade, in sizes from 18 x 24 in to 40 x 60 in.

A framed print arrives ready to hang in a slim wood frame in oak look, black or white, in sizes from 18 x 24 in to 33 x 47 in. The front is clear acrylic, not glass, and a white mat is optional.

Canvas is 400gsm on a stretcher about 1.5 in deep, with mirrored edges that keep the whole picture on the front. Sizes range from 12 x 16 in to 40 x 60 in. A float frame in oak look, black or white is optional, and no hanging hardware is in the box.

Sizing differs by design: a size appears only where the piece fills the shape with a slight trim and the file carries the detail. The preview shows the crop you get.

For equestrian wall art, scale matters more than the number of pieces. A wide herd piece earns a long wall over a sofa, while a head study holds a narrow strip beside a door. Pieces from the wider wall art collection mix in without competing.