Wednesday 23 November 2011

Tallyho! The Adventures of Little Miss Jodhpurs


My virtual world of horsewomanship ..



























All images © Rosie West

12 comments:

  1. Slightly provocative poses your model finds herself in. I would be surprised if it were not so! I suppose Stubbs would have done this if he hadn't concentrated so much on the horses.

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  2. Good drawing, Rose! So glad you're back online.

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  3. Columnist, an insightful comment if I'm not much mistaken! And I'm still laughing. Thank you for brightening the day.

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  4. columnist:From what I've read about old Stubbs, he may have preferred the horses.
    Is it true he heaved a dead pony to his upstairs studio on his shoulders?
    You have a gift for composition, Rose. I have to cut out various elements of my drawings and place them in the correct position. Never get it right off the bat.

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  5. rurritable, I'm pleased with your comment about composition. I struggle with it actually as I normally just place one iconic image on a page. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.

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  6. Jodhpurs- a wonderful solution for women who don't want to ride side saddle- As Mammy said in Gone with the Wind "It ain't fittin' for a girl child to ride a-straddle with her dress flyin' up"

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  7. I love these images. Hope you are doing fine and back in the blog saddle.
    pve

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  8. Thank you Patricia. Now that I'm back, I've been visiting your blog and always so impressed by your illustrations.

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  9. delightfully delicious, Miss Jodhpurs,especially the bunny. Good to see you -as they say with such a good seat. xo, Gaye

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  10. Ah Gaye, welcome back to my world of rose tinted specs and saddles. xx

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  11. These are lovely, Rosie.
    Had no idea a hunting cap (or two) could be so poignant when
    made the subject of a good drawing.

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  12. Ah Mr Worthington, that's so good of you to say so. There is also something rather poignant about a riding hat hanging about on the premises of someone who has no pony and can barely ride.

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