The History of the Choctaw Pony started out in 1830 with the forced removal of the Indian Nations. These horses walked side by side with the Choctaw People, and became a part of the culture and heritage of the Choctaw Nation. These horses were originally brought to the United States by the Spanish and very few are left that have the pure Choctaw bloodlines, they exist in conservation herds, breeding programs and in sanctuaries in the United States today. This image was taken at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary where one of the conservation herds exists.
Limited Edition
24 × 16 — Edition of 50
36 × 24 — Edition of 50
48 × 32 — Edition of 25
57 × 38 — Edition of 25
The History of the Choctaw Pony started out in 1830 with the forced removal of the Indian Nations. These horses walked side by side with the Choctaw People, and became a part of the culture and heritage of the Choctaw Nation. These horses were originally brought to the United States by the Spanish and very few are left that have the pure Choctaw bloodlines, they exist in conservation herds, breeding programs and in sanctuaries in the United States today. This image was taken at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary where one of the conservation herds exists.
Limited Edition
24 × 16 — Edition of 50
36 × 24 — Edition of 50
48 × 32 — Edition of 25
57 × 38 — Edition of 25
Paper
All images are printed on heavyweight museum quality archival cotton rag photo paper with archival pigment inks.
The image is printed with a 1” - 2" white border depending on image size and signed by the artist. If you prefer no border or a mat for framing please contact the shop for a custom order.
Edition sizes are listed in each artwork’s product description.
Frames are exquisitely handmade of fine hardwoods (Ash and Maple). Depending on the frame size, they have a 1/2" - 3/4" face and 1 1/4" - 2 1/4" frame depth. Please contact before ordering if you need to know exact size if fitting a tight space. There are three finish options: Solid White, Solid Black or Dark Walnut. Pieces are framed with 99% UV Plexi and framed in a style where the print is set to the back of the frame with a spacer between the print and the plexi-glass.
***Please note - If you will be hanging your art in a space with a lot of light and reflection, we recommend you upgrade the plexi to Optium Museum Acrylic anti-reflective. Please contact the artist if you would like to have this option as it is quite a bit more expensive.
Prints ship within 14 days. Framed pieces require a lead time of 4-6 weeks.
Note: Framed prints are only available for delivery to the USA. International shipping is available for unframed prints.
All images come with a signature card to place after framing.
Return Policy- All prints are custom printed and framed on a per order basis just for you on and are not returnable unless damaged in transit. Documentation of any damage can be sent through our contact form. Items that are damaged in shipping will be reprinted and/or framed. Allow 2 weeks for a print and 4 -6 weeks for a framed replacement.
Acrylic and Aluminum Artworks
Aluminum prints with white or black float frame or a plexiglass acrylic face mounted print can be ordered, both offer a fresh, clean contemporary look. Please inquire for a custom quote.
A portion of the proceeds from print sales will be donated to one of Tori's chosen equine charities.
