Shoeing Collection
"Shoeing: A Timeless Craft Captured in Art" Step back in time to the year 1844, where the artistry comes alive through the brushstrokes of Edwin Henry Landseer
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"Shoeing: A Timeless Craft Captured in Art" Step back in time to the year 1844, where the artistry comes alive through the brushstrokes of Edwin Henry Landseer. In his masterpiece, a blacksmith diligently works in his forge, shaping and fitting horseshoes with precision and skill. Fast forward to 1938, as Landseer's legacy lives on through another captivating piece. This time, we witness a blacksmith carefully shoeing a majestic Metropolitan Police horse. The bond between man and beast is palpable as trust and expertise intertwine. Travel across the Atlantic to America in 1862, where Richard Elmore's line engraving immortalizes "The Village Blacksmith. " With sweat glistening on his brow, this sturdy figure tends to a horse's hooves while embodying strength and resilience. Theodore Gericault takes us even further back in time with "The Flemish Farrier" from 1822. Here we see an artist capturing the essence of craftsmanship as a farrier meticulously shoes a horse under dim candlelight. Journey into rural landscapes of Kimberworth Old Smithy or Goonhavern village in Cornwall during the early 1900s. These snapshots transport us to quaint settings where village blacksmiths continue their age-old trade with dedication and pride. In Jean-Baptiste Greuze's oil painting from 1793 titled "A Farrier's Shop, " we glimpse into bustling French streets filled with horses awaiting their turn for expert care at the forge. The scene exudes authenticity against its backdrop of Parisian charm. Across Lancashire floats an impressive spectacle - the Shoeing Force float by Blacksmiths Float - showcasing both tradition and innovation within this timeless craft. It stands as a testament to how shoeing has evolved over centuries yet remains deeply rooted in history. Finally, Mariano Jose Maria Bernardo Fortuny y Carbo's ca.