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Line art of a Horse-drawn carriage. This classic line art captures the elegance of a bygone era, showcasing the grace and charm of a majestic horse carriage.

Wide wet sand beach reflecting a horse-drawn carriage at sunset against full sun. With silhouetted effect. A tranquil scene at Parangtritis Beach on Java Island, Indonesia.

Wide wet sand beach reflecting a horse-drawn carriage at sunset against full sun. With silhouetted effect. A tranquil scene at Parangtritis Beach on Java Island, Indonesia.

Wide wet sand beach reflecting a horse-drawn carriage at sunset against full sun. With silhouetted effect. A tranquil scene at Parangtritis Beach on Java Island, Indonesia.

Wide wet sand beach reflecting a horse-drawn carriage at sunset against full sun. With silhouetted effect. A tranquil scene at Parangtritis Beach on Java Island, Indonesia.

Wide wet sand beach reflecting a horse-drawn carriage at sunset against full sun. With silhouetted effect. A tranquil scene at Parangtritis Beach on Java Island, Indonesia.

Wide wet sand beach reflecting a horse-drawn carriage at sunset against full sun. With silhouetted effect. A tranquil scene at Parangtritis Beach on Java Island, Indonesia.

A silhouetted horse-drawn carriages on a wet and reflecting sand beach while golden sunset with shadows at Parangtritis on Java island in Indonesia.3

Vertical Triptych of silhouetted horse-drawn carriages on a wet and reflecting sand beach while golden sunset with shadows at Parangtritis on Java island in Indonesia. You can also purchase the three photography each as single.

You shall go to the ball

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Wedding horse & carriage cartoon illustration

Cute horse and royal carriage illustration

Horse-Drawn Carriage

Horse carriage on Christmas Markt square in Brugge, Belgium. Digital drawing as watercolor

Your Carriage Awaits M'Lady Number of views as of 17th October 2018 = 140. A rather fine, yellow and black, horse-drawn, covered carriage waiting for passengers outside a certain stately residence in Oxfordshire, England. I have to say that the driver and footman cheerfully posed for the shot, despite the fact that they had been standing out in the rain for several hours. Thanks guys! Date: 13th February 2016.

Surreal painting done with my own handmade watercolor paint of a Mackinac Island horse with lilacs and tulips.

No matter how heavy the traffic in modern Vienna, there always is room for the horsedrawn cab known as the Fiaker. The German word ” Fiaker’ refer to both the two-horse cab itself and to the cabby, who is generally dressed in pepita-check trousers, a velvet jacket and derby hat. Once the fiakers were Vienna’s taxi transport, but today they are mostly popular for special ceremonial use and as a tourist attraction. Fiaker ranks are near the Imperial Palace, the State Opera and beside St. Stephen’s Cathedral. The well-kept vehicles and their picturesque drivers add an attractive bit of color to the Vienna street scene. A fiaker ride is almost obligatory for the visitor to Vienna. Each cabby is well-versed in local history and is always d...

Abstract rendering of a Hansom Cab in Central Park.

This pair of Percheron draft horses are pulling a carriage, filled with tourist, to see the beautiful downtown and historic distinct of Wilmington, North Carolina USA. The Percheron is a Draft Horse or Heavy horse. The Draft horse is also known as Dray Horse. 'Dray' is a word derived from the Anglo-Saxon term for 'to haul' or 'to draw'. Draft horses are large and hardy, much heavier and broader than the light horses. The breeds in this horse class are referred to as cold blood breeds, in reference to their quiet and calm temperament. They are heavy in the body and strong legged. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia

horse drawn princess carriage

An 1800’s vintage postcard of a Victorian Christmas Eve Gathering. A horse drawn carriage brings the guests to the warm and inviting big old home. Please note - this image comes from the original 1800’s postcard. There will be signs of wear on the image. That’s not an error in design. It adds to it’s character!