The "Piebald" Horse – Stretched Matte Canvas Print | Artwork by Paulus Potter (circa 1650–1654)

A masterwork of quiet majesty, this canvas print of "The Piebald Horse" by Paulus Potter invites reflection on the delicate balance between wilderness and refinement. Captured in the mid-17th century by the Dutch Golden Age’s most gifted animal painter, the horse stands poised and luminous beneath a rolling sky—at once tethered to civilization and yet untouched by it.

Rendered with astonishing precision and soulful sensitivity, this spotted gray horse exudes both vitality and elegance. Its coat glistens, its posture brims with awareness. Behind it, a distant hunt unfolds and a stately country manor rests on the horizon, hinting at ownership, power, and the artistry of control over nature. The horse, however, stands alone—untethered, alert, sovereign.

This art print brings the drama and grace of Potter’s original oil painting to life on museum-quality matte canvas, available in two vertical sizes—8" x 10" or 24" x 32". Stretched over a 1.25" deep inner frame crafted from sustainably sourced radiata pine, each print includes soft rubber support dots and back hardware for immediate, elegant display.

Perfect for an equestrian-themed interior, historical study, or richly curated gallery wall, this piece isn’t just decoration—it’s a story in motion, told in every brushstroke.

Product Details

• Artwork: "The Piebald Horse" by Paulus Potter (Dutch, 1625–1654)

• Time Period: Circa 1650–1654, Dutch Golden Age

• Print Type: Matte canvas, cotton and polyester composite

• Frame: Radiata pine (1.25" deep), ethically sourced from renewable forests

• Sizes Available:

  • 8" x 10" (vertical)

  • 24" x 32" (vertical)

• Orientation: Vertical

• Finish: Matte, soft painterly texture

• Hanging: Back hanging hardware included

• Protection: Soft rubber dots on back corners for balance and support

Please note: Minor size variations (±1/8") may occur due to the production process.