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The horse

by Laurie Benson

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The Horse, featuring outstanding works from collection of the National Gallery of Victoria, celebrates central role this unique animal has played in human art and civilisation. The horse is synonymous with exploration, colonisation and warfare. From as early as 281 AD, many cultures have relied on this noble animal and some consider them to be divine.… (more)

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The Horse, featuring outstanding works from collection of the National Gallery of Victoria, celebrates central role this unique animal has played in human art and civilisation. The horse is synonymous with exploration, colonisation and warfare. From as early as 281 AD, many cultures have relied on this noble animal and some consider them to be divine.

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