Framed Art Print of 'The Percheron' (Horses and Men Series)

This item is a framed art print depicting a large draft horse, likely a Percheron, standing patiently while a young man or stable hand tends to its head. The artwork is rendered in an expressive, somewhat sketch-like style with a muted color palette dominated by earthy tones, dark blacks, and sepia washes, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th-century aesthetic. The composition emphasizes the scale and muscularity of the horse compared to the human figure. The piece is housed in a contemporary wooden frame with a visible grain, likely oak, and is protected by a neutral-toned mat board that provides a significant border around the central image. Notably, there is a circular indentation or embossed seal visible on the bottom center of the white margin within the matting, which may indicate a limited edition blind stamp or a gallery mark. The condition of the print appears good with no obvious foxing or tears visible, though the paper shows a slight natural age-toning. The framing is professional, featuring a secondary inner dark fillet or mat-bevel that adds depth. The overall style or artist appears consistent with equine illustrators or realists such as George Ford Morris or similar artists specializing in livestock portraiture from the early-to-mid 20th century.