BANIR Stallion Head by Harriet Glenn

Harriet captures the horses beautifully with exquisite detail in this piece

About Harriet

Harriets early childhood was spent in Australia, where she developed her love and affinity for animals.

From a very early age, she was drawing the animals she saw in the bush, and at the age of nine, started making clay models of horses which she sold in order to buy her first pony!

fter a few years in New Zealand, where she spent most of her non-school hours in the saddle, she went to art school in New South Wales, Australia, before teaching art and sculpture in Sydney.

Soon she became bitten by the racing bug, and rode track work for the legendary trainer Tommy Smith.

In 1978 and 1979 she won the New South Wales Australian LadyJockeys championship, the prize for which was a trip to England.

Now she lives in the beautiful Dorset countryside with her husband, David and son, Simon, where they have established Harriet Glen Design.

Cold Cast Bronze signed Harriet Glen

Approx Height 16cm Length 17.5cm Weight Approx 1.25Kg