Choctaw Beauty
The History of the Choctaw Pony started out in 1830 with the forced removal of the Indian Nations. These horses walked side by side with the Choctaw People, and became a part of the culture and heritage of the Choctaw Nation. These horses were originally brought to the United States by the Spanish and very few are left that have the pure Choctaw bloodlines, they exist in conservation herds, breeding programs and in sanctuaries in the United States today. This image was taken at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary where one of the conservation herds exists.
All art works are limited edition fine art prints using the heavy weight museum grade matte paper and archival inks. Tori works directly with her printer in Minneapolis creating a print of the highest standard for your investment. Prints are signed and numbered en verso and come with a Certificate of Authenticity and a signature card for placement after framing.
If you are interested in other custom display options, see information below for details. Tori loves collaborating with collectors and designers on creating just the right option for your space and needs.
The History of the Choctaw Pony started out in 1830 with the forced removal of the Indian Nations. These horses walked side by side with the Choctaw People, and became a part of the culture and heritage of the Choctaw Nation. These horses were originally brought to the United States by the Spanish and very few are left that have the pure Choctaw bloodlines, they exist in conservation herds, breeding programs and in sanctuaries in the United States today. This image was taken at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary where one of the conservation herds exists.
All art works are limited edition fine art prints using the heavy weight museum grade matte paper and archival inks. Tori works directly with her printer in Minneapolis creating a print of the highest standard for your investment. Prints are signed and numbered en verso and come with a Certificate of Authenticity and a signature card for placement after framing.
If you are interested in other custom display options, see information below for details. Tori loves collaborating with collectors and designers on creating just the right option for your space and needs.
The History of the Choctaw Pony started out in 1830 with the forced removal of the Indian Nations. These horses walked side by side with the Choctaw People, and became a part of the culture and heritage of the Choctaw Nation. These horses were originally brought to the United States by the Spanish and very few are left that have the pure Choctaw bloodlines, they exist in conservation herds, breeding programs and in sanctuaries in the United States today. This image was taken at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary where one of the conservation herds exists.
All art works are limited edition fine art prints using the heavy weight museum grade matte paper and archival inks. Tori works directly with her printer in Minneapolis creating a print of the highest standard for your investment. Prints are signed and numbered en verso and come with a Certificate of Authenticity and a signature card for placement after framing.
If you are interested in other custom display options, see information below for details. Tori loves collaborating with collectors and designers on creating just the right option for your space and needs.
