Cool Running at Ballydoyle Martin Williams

Cool Running at Ballydoyle Martin WilliamsCool Running painted by Dee TaylorAcrylic on box canvas 127 cm x 97 cm (50 inches x 38 inches) Pop Art in the style of Roy Lichtenstein Boldly romantic and visually electric, Dee Taylor's Cool Running captures the tension between passion and obsession in true Pop Art flair. A dynamic racehorse thunders across the canvas with comic strip speed lines and starbursts, while a glamorous woman gazes wistfully, her thoughts revealing a tender rivalry with

and homage to racing greats makes this a quintessentially British twist on classic Pop Art

The blurred

Rendered in sweeping brushstrokes and a dramatic monochromatic palette with cool undertones

Alasdair BanksColoured oil on canvas | 80 cm x 66 cm (32 inches x 26 inches) | framed in matt black wood | Abstract Expressionist

Voted the best racehorse in the world that year with a rating of 140—matching the legendary Frankel

the work captures six racehorses thundering in unison toward the finish line

Painted with a minimalist impressionist touch

Swirling strokes of black and white evoke the rush of hooves and the sharp tension of play

leans aggressively forward with mallet extended

their bodies rendered in sweeping

Alasdair BanksColoured oil on canvas | 66 cm x 53 cm (26 inches x 21 inches) | framed in limed white wood | Abstract Expressionist

A striking tribute to the athleticism and spirit of horse and rider