Southwestern Style Horse Art with Metal Accent Frame by H. Hogan

This item is a framed piece of art depicting a herd of wild horses in a dynamic, running composition, attributed to an artist named 'H. Hogan'. The painting features multiple horses, rendered in varying shades of brown, white, and a muted blue-gray, with some exhibiting pinto-like patterns. Their forms are stylized, with active and fluid lines suggesting movement. The background is an abstract watercolor-like wash of soft, earthy tones including greens, blues, oranges, and browns, creating a dreamlike or atmospheric effect. Throughout the background, there are subtle circular motifs and darker, elongated shapes that resemble hoof prints or tribal markings, enhancing the Southwestern or Native American aesthetic. The artwork is housed within a dark-colored, possibly wooden or metal, rectangular frame. Of particular note is the integrated metalwork extending from the right side of the frame, forming a decorative element with zigzag and arrow-like patterns, common in Southwestern design. This metal accent adds a three-dimensional quality and tribal flair to the piece. The signature 'H. Hogan' is visible in the lower right corner of the artwork. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant damage, fading, or wear visible from the image. The materials likely include an artistic medium such as watercolor, acrylic, or mixed media on paper or canvas, presented under glass or a protective layer within the frame. The integrated metalwork is likely steel or iron, finished with a dark patina. The piece evokes a sense of freedom and natural beauty, characteristic of equine art often found in rustic or Southwestern decor. Its estimated age would likely be late 20th century to early 21st century, given its style and subject matter.