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20” x 30”
Acrylic on Canvas
The bond between mother and child is a classic human trait but can also be seen in horses. The mare will bond with her foal through constant closeness, nuzzling, nursing, and protective care, often forming an instant connection within hours of the foal’s birth. The bond is described as lifelong, with foals rarely leaving their mother’s side and the love between them remaining palpable even as the foal grows.
In the wild, this pinto mare stays alert and grounded near her foal, acting as a quiet force of protection while the rest of the herd grazes. Her devotion doesn’t waver even as bands shift, and she guides the foal with her watchful presence in the rugged landscape.
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20” x 30”
Acrylic on Canvas
The bond between mother and child is a classic human trait but can also be seen in horses. The mare will bond with her foal through constant closeness, nuzzling, nursing, and protective care, often forming an instant connection within hours of the foal’s birth. The bond is described as lifelong, with foals rarely leaving their mother’s side and the love between them remaining palpable even as the foal grows.
In the wild, this pinto mare stays alert and grounded near her foal, acting as a quiet force of protection while the rest of the herd grazes. Her devotion doesn’t waver even as bands shift, and she guides the foal with her watchful presence in the rugged landscape.
Click on Photo to view Full Image