On the Warpath equestrian lifestyle Banks’ expressive use of mixed

Banks’ expressive use of mixed media ignites the composition with rich

Look Back for Danger (2012) captures the visceral tension of the racetrack through bold colour and gestural brushwork

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Alasdair BanksColoured oil on canvas | 204 cm x 155 cm (80 inches x 61 inches) | framed in satin black wood | Abstract Expressionist

Over and Away painted by Sally Martin SEAOil on canvas | 150 cm x 107 cm (59 inches x 42 inches) | framed in dark grey wood | Impressionist

On the Warpath equestrian lifestyle Banks’ expressive use of mixed'On the Warpath' by Rob Hefferan, acrylic on canvas, framed in black and cream wood, 22" x 22" (56 cm x 41 cm). Hefferans portrait of a female polo player with her pony has that signature blend of elegance and athletic charge he does so well. The rider stands close to her mount, one hand resting with easy familiarity, the other still carrying the quiet echo of competition. Warm, directional light skims across her helmet, hair, and the ponys attentive