Deauville orange captures the intensity and motion

captures the intensity and motion of a polo match with dramatic brushstrokes and a limited monochromatic palette

and obsidian

urgent strokes and flashes of helmet colour lend the work a cinematic immediacy—an abstracted burst of speed

Alasdair Banks’s Grandstand Finish is a delightful minimalist composition depicting the final fence and run in to the finish in a style reminiscent of the great 20th century equine artist John Skeaping

emphasizing the power and speed of the horses and the fierce concentration of the players

Deauville orange captures the intensity and motionDeauville painted by Martin WilliamsOil on Board 44 cm x 51 cm (17 inches x 20 inches) Framed in gold wood Impressionist Deauville captures a vibrant moment in the parade ring at the famed French racecourse. Bathed in soft afternoon light, the scene depicts jockeys mounted and ready, horses led by their handlers, and racegoers observing with anticipation. Williams' impressionist brushwork brings warmth and movement to the composition, while the