Fine Art

100% of the proceeds from any sales will benefit Lifeline Horse Rescue and Rehabilitation 

"THREE HORSES"

"Three Horses," a fine-art print, signed by artist Jocelyn Sandor Urban

Three horses are looking into your heart. You cannot escape their friendly intelligent gaze. When you are in the room with this drawing you feel like you can turn to them and ask them for advice in times of uncertainty or talk to them about your achievements. 

We have prints available is these sizes: 12x17", 16x22.5" and 20x28"!

Please contact us by email (leila@lifelinehorserescue.org) or Facebook messager to purchase one.

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"RESCUED"

A fine-art print from the original graphite drawing depicts the emotionally intense meeting of two ex-racehorse mares and a foal.  The mare wearing the halter was rescued from a killpen and brought to Lifeline Horse Rescue and Rehabilitation where she was immediately greeted and consoled by her future soulmate.  The innocent and inquisitive foal is a witness to this instant and heartwarming bonding.  You will be able to look at this extraordinary artwork again and again and each time find a new interpretation of the emotions expressed by the “Rescued”.  Is it relief, joy, anguish, a fear of the unknown or a dread of the possibility of another separation? 

RESCUED, a fine art print, signed by artist Jocelyn Sandor Urban,  20 x 24”, paper size 24 x 28”  $250.00

A few signed prints are still available.

UPDATE: SOLD! RESCUED, the original graphite drawing, 28 x 34”, framed to 34 x 40”, by Jocelyn Sandor Urban, is also for sale for $10,000.00

For more information, stories about the horses, the rescue and the artist please contact

www.lifelinehorserescue.org           www.urbanvisualmedia.com

BRIGHTLY SHINING

UPDATE: SOLD

“Brightly Shinning,” The Horse That Nobody Wanted” is based on the true story of a beautiful red thoroughbred mare, sent to an auction in Maryland with no good outcome in sight. As she was tearing down her stall, there was only one person who showed any interest in her. He took her home to his farm and very slowly gained her trust as a result of the consistent care provided for her. Slowly, very slowly she responded to her new owner. Under his training and care Brightly Shining developed into a confident performer displaying her sweet personality to all. With the support of her trainer she took home many awards and in short time qualified and was part of the Washington International Horse Show. Quite a story for a mare considered to have been spent and of little use to anyone. Another example of Love changing everything.