AMERICAN ACADEMY OF EQUINE ART

2010 Spring Invitational Show

The American Academy of Equine Art (AAEA) will hold its 2010 Spring Invitational Show at the Lexington History Museum in Lexington, KY. The exhibit will open with an artists' reception Friday, April 16, 2010, (the the public the next day) from 6:30-9:00 p.m. and will run through November 1, 2010. This is an exciting annual event eagerly anticipated by equine art lovers and collectors alike. It features work from AAEA Full and Associate members as well as other distinguished artists from all over the world. This year, there will be approximately 80 pieces on display. The quality of this year's show is particularly outstanding, with a varied interesting mix of styles and techniques. It is certainly worth a visit to see this unique collection. However, if you are unable to make it to the Museum, you can view the collection below.

For information on purchasing any of the artwork in this exhibition please contact Frances Clay Conner at 859-281-6031 or fcconner@aaea.net

Robert Harcus "High Anxiety" 20" x 16" oil $2700	Werner Rentsch "Cooling Down" 16" x 20" oil $2500	Charles Harpt "Her Pride and Joy" 15 1/2" x 19 1/2" watercolor $900
Karen Duffy "Gray Elegance" 12" x 16" conte, charcoal, pastel $275	Carol Peek "Competition Grey" 8" x 10" oil $3000	Joseph Sundwall "Easy" 10" x 12" oil $1800
Booth Malone "Fairhill Four" 22" x 28" oil $2,400	Mary Iselin "Mud, Sweat and Cheers" 12" x 16" oil $950	Susan Donnell "Team Work" 23" x 18" oil $3800
Julie G. Bender "Promise Not to Tell" 16" x 11" pyrography $1800	Vicky Stoudenmire "Chrome and Brakes" 24" x 36" oil $1500	Vicki Diggs "Riding High" 16" x 20" watercolor $2000
Valarie Wolf "Attention" 6" x 6" oil on panel $220	Lynn Maderich "A Distant Horn" 36" x 22" oil $6,200	Valarie Wolf "Two over Two" 8" x 10" oil on canvas $450