Farriers Collection
Farriers have long been an integral part of the equine world, providing essential care and expertise to horses
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Farriers have long been an integral part of the equine world, providing essential care and expertise to horses. In A Farrier's Shop (or The Farrier's Forge) painted in 1793, we catch a glimpse of the bustling atmosphere where these skilled craftsmen ply their trade. The oil on canvas artwork showcases the tools of their trade, including a farrier's tool from around 1890 made of sturdy metal. One cannot overlook the significance of a farrier's axe from circa 1820, which speaks to their versatility and ability to handle various tasks beyond horseshoeing. This axe was undoubtedly wielded with precision by these capable individuals who were not only blacksmiths but also knowledgeable about equine anatomy. In Interior with a Farrier depicted in an oil on canvas painting, we witness firsthand the intimate relationship between man and horse as they work together harmoniously. This scene is further echoed in Maurice de Saxe with a farrier and Le marechal ferrant colour lithographs that highlight the importance of collaboration between humans and animals. The artistry continues in The Forge lithograph from Etudes de Cheveaux series created in 1822, showcasing meticulous attention to detail as horses are shod under expert hands. Similarly, The Farrier lithograph captures another moment frozen in time when skillful hands shape horseshoes for optimal performance. Shoeing the Bay Mare immortalized on canvas between 1885-90 transports us back to an era where craftsmanship met beauty. It serves as a reminder that farriers not only ensure soundness but also contribute to enhancing a horse's appearance through custom-made shoes. Even today, remnants of this ancient craft can be found at places like Kinlochchewe Ross-shire Scotland -a blacksmith/farriers smithy- where tradition meets modernity. Here, amidst breathtaking landscapes, skilled farriers continue their age-old practice while adapting to the ever-evolving equine industry.