• United States •
Charcoal on Paper , Cardboard under plexiglas
18 x 23 in
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Medium :
Charcoal on Paper , Cardboard under plexiglas
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
18x23in
About this artwork
Did you know that horses are smart and brave? When they approach muddy waters, they only cross through them if they love and trust their riders. They are too smart to feel safe walking into water when they can't see what lays underneath. It's only their brave hearts that drive them to do as they are told.
Most of us have trouble seeing the forest for the trees. Horses see exactly what's going on, and they courageously take one for the team anyway.… This painting is my homage to these magnificent animals.
Debra Keirce, a painter and drawer with a background in biochemical engineering, masterfully works in oils and charcoal, drawing from rigorous classical training. She employs layered, tightly rendered traditional realism—often achieved through indirect techniques reminiscent of the Dutch Masters—across genres from photorealistic still lifes and marine art to portraits and fantastical beasts. Her artworks invite viewers into immersive narratives, evoking warm memories, wonder, and joy, aiming always to resonate with emotion and contribute positively to the well-being of those who experience her art.