The Principal breeds of horses in use in North America - drawn from life, lith'd. & pub'd. by A. Kollner, Philadelphia. LCCN2009633678
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The Principal breeds of horses in use in North America - drawn from life, lith'd. & pub'd. by A. Kollner, Philadelphia. LCCN2009633678, Augustus Köllner (1872), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A lithographic plate arranged in six panels, each showing a different horse breed rendered in graphite-like tonal shading on a pale ground. The breeds are labeled American Trotter, Arabian, Heavy English Draught Horse, Horse of Normandy, Morgan Horse and Race Horse, with a man in a top hat standing beside the draught horses.
