A chestnut warhorse, rendered after an early nineteenth-century portrait. Copenhagen carried the Duke of Wellington through the long day at Waterloo. The painting keeps that quiet endurance.
Framed and ready to hang. Warm browns and aged gilt settle against plaster, paneling, or a shelf of books.
Alone, it reads as a single considered object. Grouped with other small frames, it anchors a gallery wall with a sense of history.
Offered in two sizes — a 5x7 for close quarters, a 12x16 for a wall that wants weight.
