Newfoundland Pony
A tribute to one of Newfoundland and Labrador’s distinctive heritage breeds. This graphite portrait focuses on the Newfoundland pony’s distinctive features and the character of a breed shaped by generations of life on the island.
Descended from ponies brought to the island by early English, Irish, and Scottish settlers, the Newfoundland pony became an essential part of rural life. Hardy, sure-footed, and dependable, the breed is uniquely adapted to Newfoundland and is now critically endangered.
Part of Portraits of an Island, a collection celebrating animals closely connected to Newfoundland.
Fine art reproduction of an original graphite drawing by Kyle Galvin. Select your preferred print size from the options above. Print is sold unframed.
Newfoundland Pony
A tribute to one of Newfoundland and Labrador’s distinctive heritage breeds. This graphite portrait focuses on the Newfoundland pony’s distinctive features and the character of a breed shaped by generations of life on the island.
Descended from ponies brought to the island by early English, Irish, and Scottish settlers, the Newfoundland pony became an essential part of rural life. Hardy, sure-footed, and dependable, the breed is uniquely adapted to Newfoundland and is now critically endangered.
Part of Portraits of an Island, a collection celebrating animals closely connected to Newfoundland.
Fine art reproduction of an original graphite drawing by Kyle Galvin. Select your preferred print size from the options above. Print is sold unframed.
