“Gypsy Cob” Margin:No Margin Elizabeth highlights the strength and

Elizabeth highlights the strength and delicacy of a classical thoroughbred: the rich bay coat brought to life with chunky brushstrokes

often being used as therapy horses and for beginner riding lessons

providing some breathing space around the art

Conservation efforts have been focused on restoring the breed to its former glory by highlighting its versatility

their presence both watchful and serene as the sun dips below the horizon

“Gypsy Cob” Margin:No Margin Elizabeth highlights the strength andIn this magical print, Elizabeth depicts the enigmatic Gypsy Cob horse. This breed goes by many names, including Gypsy Vanner, Irish Cob, and Tinker Horse. Originally bred by the Romani people of Great Britain and Ireland in the late 1800s, these unique horses were only officially recognised as a registered breed in 1996. Gypsy Cobs are known for their sweet and docile temperament, often being used as therapy horses and for beginner riding lessons.