Large original 1970s watercolour painting, depicting thoroughbred horses, and portraits of a mare and foal side by side, this beautifully executed original work is by the Yorkshire artist Terry Logan (b.1939 ).

Terry Logan was born in Bingley, West Yorkshire, and attended art school in Keighley and Bradford.  He worked creating layouts of precision lathes for an engineering company, where he also met his wife.  He moved to Vancouver, Canada, where he landed a job with the world's biggest advertising agency, J Walter Thompson, and developed his skills as an artistic director. In 1973 he returned to England and opened an art gallery in Skipton, North Yorkshire, a risky move, but his artistic talent and shrewd business acumen meant he was able to make a success of it.  Today his paintings feature in collections around the world, and are so sought after that many are sold as limited edition prints too.

- Signed, and dated (19)73 lower right
- Titled lower left
- Framed, glazed, double-mounted and ready to hang, in a bold, distressed-gilt coloured moulded wooden frame
- Painting size 35cm x 35cm (approx. 13 3/4 inches x 13 3/4 inches)
- Frame size 52.5cm x 55.5cm (approx. 20 1/4 inches x 21 3/4 inches)
- The painting is in excellent condition
- The frame has some general rubbing to the gilt, and some minor dinks, commensurate with age, otherwise it is sound and in excellent condition
- Excellent centrepiece
- Would make an original gift
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