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The Trail of Painted Ponies-Frosted Black Magic

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Trail of Painted Ponies "Frosted Black Magic" 1E/0,816

Pony Story: Winter 2023 marks the 20th anniversary of The Trail of Painted Ponies. With that in mind, this artist created a sparkling tribute to a two-decade exploration of the creative possibilities of the horse as a canvas for creative expression with a gleaming, jet-black horse in a triumphant pose with a frosted coating of snow that shines like rare jewels, as precious as the joy the Painted Ponies have brought to collectors over the years. "Frosted Black Magic" was the winner of The Trail's art competition honoring this milestone.

Item #: 6012763
Release Date: Winter 2023
Artist: Lorna Matsuda
Material: Resin
Size: 9.4" Tall
Form: Triumphant
Retired: No

    The Trail of Painted Ponies-Frosted Black Magic
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