Horse Australia Hoodies

Fully restored vintage travel poster from Australia. Please note that our posters are high quality reproductions based on professional, very high resolution scans of the originals. Our manual retouching process does not involve the use of filters that remove any original details or texture that you will see in the original prints. All details remain intact. Colors corrected. Imperfections removed.

A horse on farmland in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia

The sky lights up as the sun sets over Queensland's Glass House Mountains. This would have been an amazing scene to take in…if I hadn't shared it with about 200,000 of my closest mosquito friends! We ended up running away before the sky lit up in a brilliant pink because we just couldn't handle the swarms any longer.

AUSSIE MAP PICINIC AT HANGING ROCK

The majestic "Erebus" by Glen Star looking like he's ready to prance down the beach at the 2014 Swell Sculpture Festival at Currumbin. This was definitely my favourite of all the sculptures scattered across the week for the three-week-long festival.

The sun dips behind the Glass House Mountains and the Great Dividing Range, as seen from the top of Wild Horse Mountain. Top tip: don't go up there without mosquito repellent. I hardly paid attention to taking this photo because I was so busy slapping at the swarm of mosquitos that descended on us!

[3277views 2/2/2019] Bronco wins at the Taralga Rodeo 2011 New South Wales, Australia 3H1101.2365 Nikon D300 | Sigma 120-400OS Featured in Australia versus the UK, but it's not cricket! (5 February 2011) Featured in Rural NSW (14 February 2011) Featured in If It Moves, Shoot It (21 February 2011) Featured in The CatRaven Challenge (5 May 2011) Featured in Just Fun (6 June 2011) Featured in Challenge Winners Vault (26 June 2011) Featured in Australia At Large (29 November 2011) Featured in The Power of Photography (5 December 2011) Featured in Life in the City, Suburbs, or Bush (13 December 2011) Featured in Superbly Visual (14 January 2012) Featured in Australian Country Towns (5 February 2012) Featured in Focus on New South Wales (15 ...

This design incorporates elements that symbolise the ssence of Joe Byrne's outlaw life: the iron helmet he wore in battle at Glenrowan, his grey mare Music, and his impassioned letter to his closest confidante Aaron Sherritt.

Near Ebor, New South Wales, Australia 3H1206.1633 Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR @ 150mm f/13 1/250s ISO500 | Raw Featured in Love these Creatures (1 July 2016) Top 10 in Equine Portrait Photography and Art "Just Grey Horses..." (2 July 2012) Top 10 in Awesome Animal Kingdom "Bears and Horses" (11 June 2013) Top 10 in Eye Contact "A horse, of course" (7 August 2015) Top 10 in This, That, and the Other Thing "Just the Horse(s)" (15 December 2015)

A Guide to Australian Bushranging is a website dedicated to bushranger history. The logo is taken from an illustration of Frank Gardiner - the Prince of Tobeymen.

Land of the Golden Fleece - Arthur Streeton, 1926.

To commemorate Captain Thunderbolt's last ride at Kentucky Creek, you can grab this exclusive design that captures the romantic image of the bushranger on his steed.

*Digital Artwork using Krita 3.0* *For the Love of Horses.*

Wally, Thoroughbred gelding photographed by Deborah McGrath

*Years ago back in the 1980s, my brother and I where in Western Queensland (around Richmond) - Late one afternoon we saw two 'Brumby' Stallions (wild Australian Horses, well they are actually feral) fighting over the females, that were off in the distance. They fought near some large boulders. Years later I went back there and the Boulders were Gone! Strange things happen out there in the west. oil on canvas 46cm x 61cm - $125AUD* !http://ih1.redbubble.net/work.4807929.2.fp,375x360,black,black,flat,s,ffffff.jpg!:http://www.redbubble.com/people/mcaulay1/art/4807929-2-battling-brumbies !http://ih1.redbubble.net/work.4807929.2.fp,375x360,black,offwhite,flat,s,ffffff.jpg!:http://www.redbubble.com/people/mcaulay1/art/4807929-2-...

A 'Stockman' or 'Ringer' is what we call 'Cowboys' in Australia. 20 years ago in another life this is what I looked like. This sketch was a study for a self portrait (working from a photo my brother took of me at Lucky Downs Station) that I never quite got around to! I only paint self portraits if no-one is willing to pose for me! It just keeps you in tune with portraiture! Ink on Arches Paper 10cm x17cm $90AUD

Capturing a wild horse running free (called brumbies in Australia) and is perfect as a Christmas or birthday gift for anyone who are fans of anything equine. Ideal for International horse day on December 13th!

Acrylic on canvas 20cm x 30cm

Candy Michaelis - 2018 Champion - guiding Hustler to a another win.

'Companions' - Pastel 75cm x 55cm This was a commissioned work. The area is the Goulburn River at Murchison, Victoria, Australia. A couple of friends cooling off on a hot summer's day!

Witness the breathtaking beauty of the Western desert with this mesmerizing sunset design. Featuring silhouettes of cacti, mesas, and a golden sky, this design captures the serene allure of the desert landscape. Let the warm hues and tranquil ambiance transport you to a peaceful oasis amidst the vast expanse of the Wild West.

Sox is one of the boisterous but friendly horses that work with Heritage Horse drawn carriages in Hobart, Tasmania.

Tasmania, Hobart with a behind the scenes view of the Heritage Horse drawn carriages. Definitely worth a trip to catch the local sites on.

Say neigh to horse racing!

Colored pencil drawing of a Leafy Seadragon by Tim Jeffs

This is an Australian Leafy Sea Dragon. It is found hiding in weed beds along the southern coas of Australia. While it is related to the Sea Horse, a closer relative is the pipe fish

Terror of the roads, raiders of farms and banks - bushrangers were viewed in equal parts as villains and heroes by many. This design apes the iconic Ralph Lauren Polo logo, but instead of a polo player it is a bushranging brigand.

Digitally enhanced “Mustering Cattle on the Bogong High Plains – A Tough Customer” by J Davis c1892