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Draw Horses With Sam Savitt

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Half Halt Press, Jun 18, 2010 - Art - 96 pages
In this book, you will learn the secrets of Sam Savitt, America’s leading equine artist as he shows you how to draw: parts of the horse—from the head to the hocks; the horse in motion—walking, trotting, galloping, cantering, pacing, ambling, jumping, falling, bucking, rearing, shying, rolling, grazing; variations of the horse—conformation and markings, conformation faults, and the process of aging; breeds of horses and ponies; the basic riding styles; the appropriate apparel for both horse and rider; special activities from dressage to polo to fox hunting; and Sam Savitt’s special tips for observing, drawing, correcting, and perfecting your technique.

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User Review  - arabianryder - Overstock.com

Not really what I was looking for in a how to Art book. its more of an information on horse anatomy which is all good but i have alot of horse books already with that information. so it is a good book ,but for a how to Art book I'll be looking for another Book for my daughter. ... Read full review

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About the author (2010)

Sam Savitt has authored numerous books and illustrated well over one hundred books. His horse charts are known throughout the world and his authoritative work has been used in encyclopedias as well as by the Smithsonian Institute. Sam was the official artist of the United States Equestrian Team and a founding and active member of the American Academy of Equine Artists. Sam grew up in Wilkes-Barre, PA. He graduated from Pratt Institute in New York City, spent four years in the United States Army then attended the Art Students League while working as an illustrator of national outdoor magazines. Illustrating horse stories was always his specialty—western in the beginning and later encompassing the entire world of horses. He has illustrated every aspect of horse activity, including polo, dressage, racing, steeplechasing, fox hunting, rodeo, show jumping and all breeds. His knowledge of horses, not only as an artist, but also as a horseman, has brought reality and authenticity to his work.

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