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A chestnut mare stands in profile on a bed of straw inside a whitewashed stable, with a wooden door at the right and a small arched niche and wall-mounted trough behind her. The painting is titled Die Stute Kincsem, by Emil Adam, dated 1887, and is held in the Wikimedia Commons collection.
