Very Empathetic Old Carved Folk Art Horse with Lovingly Mended Lower Leg fort and then the sole features

and then the sole features cleat-like treats around the perimeter of toe and heel

Clark traveled with his father and other prominent artists to paint in the summer art colonies at Annisquam

and there are some surface scuffs and stains

Photographed in two different light conditions to try to give a best sense

arms wildly outstretched toward our hero

Very Empathetic Old Carved Folk Art Horse with Lovingly Mended Lower Leg fort and then the sole featuresThis horse just called to me to become its caretaker, for a bit, or forever, either way. It feels like a proud old workhorse to me, with one foot very carefully, lovingly replaced along the way, ensuring its longevity and making it especially empathetic. With inset eyes (black painted wood I believe) and pronounced brows and nostrils, adding up to a very soulful looking face. And, as with lots of things this week especially it seems, much better in