Across The Black Soil Plains by George Lambert Lambert?s best-known bush image, Across the black k soil plains was inspired by his memories of horse teams hauling heavily laden wool wagons across the bare, miry, flat lands of Snakes Plain. By portraying the rhythmic rise and fall of the horses? heads and the tilt of the wagon, Lambert created a sense of movement in his image. The horses strain as they pull the load through the mud which sticks to their hoofs like glue, with the leader leaning into the chains to pull others into line. 465mm x 1000mm Printed by INL / The Evening Post 1978 In very good condition, has been stored rolled Will be sent rolled in a tube