Prancing Collection

Skegness is SO Bracing by John Hassall
Skegness is SO Bracing - the famous poster featuring the jolly fisherman designed for the East Coast seaside town by artist John Hassall. Date: 1908

Springtime tableau - Young childrenin fresh bright dresses out in the Spring sunshine, picking Spring flowers, watching young creatures, birds nesting in fresh young birch trees, prancing lambs

Baa Baa Black Sheep / 1884
Baa baa black sheep, have you any wool? Yes Sir, Yes Sir - three bags full. One for the master and one for the dame, and one for the little boy who lives down the lane

A Persian Horse, from Celebrated Horses, a set of fourteen racing prints
XYC222368 A Persian Horse, from Celebrated Horses, a set of fourteen racing prints published by the artist, 1823-24 (litho) by Ward, James (1769-1859); 32.7x45.7 cm; Yale Center for British Art

Cowboy prancing on horse at sunset, Hurmetci, Hacilar District, Kayseri Province, Cappadocia, Central Anatolia Region, Turkey

Cowboy prancing on horse at sunset, Hurmetci, Hacilar District, Kayseri Province, Cappadocia, Central Anatolia Region, Turkey

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Mihai Bogdan R

horses
Rostovskiy Anton

Kristina (1626-1689), Queen of Sweden. Creator: Unknown
Kristina (1626-1689), Queen of Sweden, Unknown date

Karl XII, 1682-1718, King of Sweden, Palatine Count of Zweibrücken. late 17th-early 18th century
Karl XII, 1682-1718, King of Sweden, Palatine Count of Zweibrucken, late 17th-early 18th century

Rider on prancing horse, 1849. Creator: Johannes Tavenraat
Rider on prancing horse, 1849. Rider with plumed hat. Loose leaf belonging to a signed picture booklet for the artist's son Felix Tavenraat

Female rider with sword, 1696. Creator: Hendrick van Beaumont
Female rider with sword, 1696. Woman in plumed hat riding side-saddle on a prancing horse

Breaking Free
Irene Wu

The king of the fields
Celine Weerink

Retro
Katarzyna Olczak

Praying Mantis (Mantis religiosa) defensive display on flowers, Orvieto, Italy. October. Meetyourneighbours.net project

Fallow deer (Dama dama) stags, captive, Cabarceno Park, Cantabria, Spain, June

La Farandole
This sketch shows a number of young women engaging in a Farandole, a ProvenCal dance in which members will join hands, prancing inwards and outwards, forming a chain, following a serpentine course

Show your courage, destiny's time is here
Charlaine Gerber

It's you who reached the peak
Charlaine Gerber

Fashionable Dogs, plate 35 from Le Bon Genre, 1808 (coloured engraving)
STC120492 Fashionable Dogs, plate 35 from Le Bon Genre, 1808 (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection

L Etranger, illustration from Les Chansons de Bilitis, by Pierre Louys, pub. 1922 (pochoir print)
3035640 L Etranger, illustration from Les Chansons de Bilitis, by Pierre Louys, pub. 1922 (pochoir print) by Barbier, Georges (1882-1932); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection

Stags, A Study for the Decoration of a Frame (Third Version), 1890-98

The horses ridden by Louis Philippe, the Duke of Orleans at the Battle of Valmy
BON120989 The horses ridden by Louis Philippe, the Duke of Orleans at the Battle of Valmy, engraved by Victor Adam (1801-66) c.1834-38 (litho) by Vernet

The buffalo shepherd
Meriç Aktar

The School House at Marylebone, London (engraving)
558595 The School House at Marylebone, London (engraving) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The School House at Marylebone, London)

Self-portrait of artist and writer Henry Bunbury (as
Self portrait of the artist Henry Bunbury as Geoffrey Gambado Esq. with gouty foot and pot belly, seated watching a riding instructor jump on a hobby horse

Regency gentleman riding a prancing horse in a town street. How to Make the Most of a Horse. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Thomas Rowlandson after an illustration by Henry Bunbury

Flying Childers with Jockey Up (oil on canvas)
BSA266144 Flying Childers with Jockey Up (oil on canvas) by Seymour, James (c.1702-52) (after); 44.5x53 cm; Private Collection; eThe British Sporting Art Trust; English, out of copyright

Toy Theatre, Mr Ducrow as the God of Fame

Mr Alfred Bonars Arabian, Dare Devil (oil on canvas)
OJ444861 Mr Alfred Bonars Arabian, Dare Devil (oil on canvas) by Ward, James (1769-1859); Private Collection; eAckermann Johnson; English, out of copyright

Frederic II the Great (1712-1786) King of Prussia (watercolour and gold leaf)
CHT212751 Frederic II the Great (1712-1786) King of Prussia (watercolour and gold leaf) by German School, (18th century); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris

Caracoling Horse (bronze)
NUL116415 Caracoling Horse (bronze) by Degas, Edgar (1834-1917); height: 26.8 cm; Private Collection; French, out of copyright

Attic red-figure lekythos, late 5th century BC, and miniature squat lekythos
616081 Attic red-figure lekythos, late 5th century BC, and miniature squat lekythos, 5th century BC (terracotta) by Greek

A Golden Chestnut Racehorse by a Rock Formation, 1800 (oil on canvas)
CH402064 A Golden Chestnut Racehorse by a Rock Formation, 1800 (oil on canvas) by Marshall, Benjamin (1767-1835); 8507x101 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright

Chopin, Ballade III. Op. 47 (litho)
KDC397315 Chopin, Ballade III. Op.47 (litho) by Beardsley, Aubrey (1872-98); Private Collection; (add.info.: woman rider, mounted on a prancing horse; commissioned in 1898 by Charles Holme for)

Nude female figure, standing on Tip-toe (pencil on paper)
UCL273935 Nude female figure, standing on Tip-toe (pencil on paper) by Tonks, Henry (1862-1937); 42.8x27.9 cm; UCL Art Museum, University College London, UK; eUCL Art Museum

A Private of the 1st, or Kings Dragoon Guards, from
NAM254109 A Private of the 1st, or Kings Dragoon Guards, from Costumes of the Army of the British Empire, according to the last regulations 1812, engraved by J.C. Stadler, published by Colnaghi & Co

A Grey Prancing Stallion with Flowing Mane with Stallions Fighting in a Rocky Landscape
652157 A Grey Prancing Stallion with Flowing Mane with Stallions Fighting in a Rocky Landscape, (oil on canvas) by English School

An Arabian Stallion beneath a Tree, c. 1761-63 (oil on canvas)
BSA101182 An Arabian Stallion beneath a Tree, c.1761-63 (oil on canvas) by Stubbs, George (1724-1806); 116.8x81.3 cm; Private Collection; eThe British Sporting Art Trust; English, out of copyright

raised
Zühdü Bilgin

The decisive moment
Sayed Baqer Alkamel

The One
Luís Filipe Pessoa Neto

Migration
Adam Wong

golden tıme
Feyzullah Tunç

Dealing with wild horses of Cappadocia
Dan Mirica

France Camargue horses A731236
joanaduenas

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"Prancing: A Majestic Display of Grace and Power" In the enchanting world of prancing, where elegance meets strength, we are reminded of the timeless beauty captured in John Hassall's iconic artwork "Skegness is SO Bracing. " Like a spirited dance on nature's stage, this captivating movement has been celebrated throughout history. From the playful nursery rhyme "Baa Baa Black Sheep" penned back in 1884 to the regal Persian Horse depicted in Celebrated Horses' racing prints, it has always held a special place in our hearts, and is as if these magnificent creatures were crowned as kings of the fields with their effortless leaps and bounds. Just like La Farandole, a traditional Provençal dance that symbolizes unity and joyous celebration, prancing embodies an exuberant spirit, and is a symphony of motion that brings delight to all who witness it. Even Price's Night Lights Advertisement couldn't resist capturing this magical moment by the sea. The rhythmic sound of crashing waves harmonizing with each graceful step creates an ethereal atmosphere that transports us to another realm. But prancing isn't limited to just horses; other creatures also partake in this mesmerizing display. Picture a Praying Mantis showcasing its defensive prowess while delicately perched on flowers amidst Orvieto's picturesque landscape. Or envision Fallow deer stags gallantly leaping through Cabarceno Park, Cantabria – their antlers reaching for the sky as they embrace their destiny with unwavering courage. As we reflect upon these scenes filled with boundless energy and untamed spirit, we realize that prancing goes beyond physicality; it represents triumph over adversity. Just like you who reached your peak against all odds or showed immense bravery when faced with life’s challenges – now is your time to shine.