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Sky Lines
Horses show affection for one another through vocalizations as well as by actions. They nicker to show happiness when greeting other horses, scratch to show affection, mutually groom one another as a sign of care and attention, and rest their heads over the necks of their friends. These two are rescued friends who live in a sanctuary in California.
Limited Edition
24 × 16 — Edition of 50
36 × 24 — Edition of 50
48 × 32 — Edition of 25
To learn more about wild horse advocacy in the United States.
Horses show affection for one another through vocalizations as well as by actions. They nicker to show happiness when greeting other horses, scratch to show affection, mutually groom one another as a sign of care and attention, and rest their heads over the necks of their friends. These two are rescued friends who live in a sanctuary in California.
Limited Edition
24 × 16 — Edition of 50
36 × 24 — Edition of 50
48 × 32 — Edition of 25
To learn more about wild horse advocacy in the United States.