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Stagecoach Pony Figurine - Retired
Item Number: TPP 12273
Description:
This Painted Pony is no longer available through our Official Painted Ponies Store. We would like to invite you to take a moment to read the story behind this beautiful Painted Pony and enjoy it's artistic interpretation. Even though this Pony has SOLD OUT, below we have provided you with recommendations for other figurines and merchandise that may be of interest to you.
Happy Collecting and Happy Trails!
Relive the days of overland stagecoach travel in the Old West with a Painted Pony that captures a dramatic and symbolic moment in frontier history! Throughout most of the 1800s, stagecoaches were a primary means of transportation across the American West. They hauled passengers, mail and freight over vast, treeless plains, jagged mountain passes, scorching deserts and rivers cursed with quicksand. To capture the iconic character of the stagecoach, this artist – formerly with National Geographic Magazine's Art Division – imagined a horse-drawn stagecoach running from danger – attacking Indians or outlaw robbers – down a dusty trail, silhouetted against a sunset sky
All her life this young Canadian artist wanted to work in the art field, an ambition that was fulfilled when she was hired as an illustrator for National Geographic Magazine.
- Title: Stagecoach Pony
- Artist: Johanna Enriquez
- Medium: Ceramic
