Four small horses line up at the wooden rail

Four small, shaggy horses stand shoulder to shoulder behind two horizontal wooden rails, their heads appearing in a neat row above the lower beam. Each has a different coat: pale chestnut, reddish brown, cream with brown markings, and deep brown. Their forelocks fall over their brows in tousled shapes, while their faces remain clearly visible. The repetition of heads and front legs gives the image a strong rhythm, and the range of coat colors keeps that orderly arrangement from feeling uniform. The wooden rails divide the composition into horizontal bands, framing the horses without hiding their expressions or the shaggy outlines of their bodies. A stable interior and straw-covered floor provide a subdued backdrop, allowing the animals' faces and coats to hold attention. Their noses rest close to the same level, while slight differences in head position and ear placement give each one an individual presence. The result is a group portrait with the pleasing symmetry of a lineup, softened by loose manes and small variations that make every face distinct.
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