German Equestrian Portrait of a Horse Oil on Canvas Painting Wilhelm Westerop (1876-1954
German Equestrian Portrait of a Horse Oil on Canvas Painting Wilhelm Westerop (1876-1954
German Equestrian Portrait of a Horse Oil on Canvas Painting Wilhelm Westerop (1876-1954
German Equestrian Portrait of a Horse Oil on Canvas Painting Wilhelm Westerop (1876-1954
German Equestrian Portrait of a Horse Oil on Canvas Painting Wilhelm Westerop (1876-1954
German Equestrian Portrait of a Horse Oil on Canvas Painting Wilhelm Westerop (1876-1954
German Equestrian Portrait of a Horse Oil on Canvas Painting Wilhelm Westerop (1876-1954
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German Equestrian Portrait of a Horse Oil on Canvas Painting Wilhelm Westerop (1876-1954

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Equestrian animal study portrait of a thorough bred horse in the stable by Wilhelm Westerop (German, 1876–1954) based in Potsdam. Beautifully rendered with exquisite detail to the body structure of the horse. Oil on Canvas. Framed. Titled 'Quelle'. Signed lower left 'Wilhelm Westerop' and dated 1928. Westerop was known for his portraits of animals, particularly thoroughbreds, racing horses and dogs. Given his high level of proficiency, it's likely that he was regularly commissioned to paint beloved family pets and thoroughbreds. Frame measures 23 3/8" x 19 1/2". Canvas measures 17 7/8" x 14". There appears to be some later inpainting on the body and on the back legs. Frame having some lacks and scuffing.