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Kathy Landman
The Horse Photographer
A COMMISSION
Commissioning a renowned artist such as
KATHY LANDMAN is a step towards owning
a very personal piece of peerless work.
Ad Lib - A 2014 American Warmblood colt out of Trinket by Catherston’s
Liberator owned and bred by Fernanda Kellogg
This was a particularly fun commission because it started with foal pictures,
yearling images and continued through his being shown in hand
by his owner/breeder as a two-year-old. Looking forward to seeing him in
As the wonderful images hung on the walls
of galleries, museums, corporate offices and
private homes around the world illustrate,
no two of her portraits are alike. Each is
painstakingly crafted by Kathy’s artistic
instincts in order to draw out the personality
of her equine subjects and provide genuinely
memorable art.
Kathy has compiled a series of tiered commission
packages designed to guarantee
the complete client experience. They include
personal pre-shoot consultations with
Kathy herself, beautiful prints presented
in bespoke, custom frames, exclusive art
books and even advice on the hanging of
the artworks.
The commissions can be purchased for
clients’ own pleasure or gifted to others.
These are rare opportunities to have an artist
acclaimed as one of the world’s leading
photographers capture your horse in a truly
unique manner.
To find out more, you can contact Jeanne
Chisholm at 845.505.1147.
http://chisholmgallery.com/kathy-landman
Wellington Place
competition in a few years.
13532 Fountain View Boulevard
Wellington FL 33414, USA
845-505-1147 • 561-557-3747
www.ChisholmGallery.com
War Dancer - The 2010 Horse by War Front out
of Deed I Do is now standing at Rockridge Stud.
In his second season, War Dancer is known as
America’s Most Eligible Stud. This portrait was
commissioned by his owners.
Ella, (left) and Storytime, (below) - A
set of portraits for Mr. & Mrs. William
F. Henze II’s home in Aiken. Inspired
by English hunt prints, this second
set of portraits that I’ve produced for
these wonderful clients. Their now
retired horses Pierre and Henry’s
portraits are hanging in their home
in Millbrook. In all of the pictures I
combined landscape hunt images
taken on their property during a
meet, formal portraits or each horse
and action photos hunting.
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