Tutankhamen; Pharaoh of Egypt
Widely considered to be Bogucki’s greatest work, Tutankhamen; Pharaoh of Egypt, is a tour de force of drama and historic accuracy.
Tag Archive for: Thoroughbred/Sporting
Tripod
Sooner or later, even the hardest to reach places start to itch. This filly discovers that, with some careful balancing, anything is possible.
Spring Itch
Every spring, Thoroughbred foals are turned out to pasture where they can interact with each other and learn crucial social skills, as their watchful dams graze nearby.
Secretariat
An exquisite portrayal of the red horse that won the hearts of millions of fans. Secretariat is shown immediately after his Derby victory, bound for the winner’s circle and coveted blanket of roses.
Northern Dancer
Portrait of the influential Thoroughbred stallion, Northern Dancer as a three-year-old.
Man O’ War
The legendary racehorse depicted as a three-year-old, at the peak of his career. A young Clarence Kummer sits confidently in the saddle, his gaze following that of his mount down the length of the track.
MACHO!
After reading the 1952, J. Frank Dobie book titled, The Mustangs, Bogucki was inspired to create this tension-filled scene. The book spoke of the toughness and incredible natural “cow sense” of the American Mustang horses.
Legacy
An exquisitely refined stallion in a floating trot. His ethereal presence like something from a dream.
La Vue: French Stag Hunt
1/3 scale depiction of a French stag hunt in two parts. Deep in the forests of France, a lone rider suddenly finds himself face to face with the European red stag the hunt has been tracking all day.
Backscratcher
Two foals enjoying a carefree day in a warm summer pasture. “You scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours.” Created for the Artists of America invitational show in Denver, CO.