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Suspicion by Christine M. Cancelli

Artist Christine M. Cancelli has had a long and varied career involving art and horses. She can remember drawing horses at an early age, copying drawings of Sam Savitt and Paul Brown. After spending time as a graphic artist, Cancelli decided to give up her day job in 1983 and paint horses for a living.
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Suspicion by Christine M. Cancelli

Artist Christine M. Cancelli has had a long and varied career involving art and horses. She can remember drawing horses at an early age, copying drawings of Sam Savitt and Paul Brown. After spending time as a graphic artist, Cancelli decided to give up her day job in 1983 and paint horses for a living.

Cancelli’s subjects have included race horses, hunters, jumpers and steeplechasers, and she’s traveled extensively to major events in the United States and Europe.

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Her bold painting style, use of light and subtle palette all lend themselves to the myriad emotions one feels while riding horses. Suspicion is a 24″ x 36″ oil on canvas of the Monmouth County (N.J.) Hounds.

Cancelli, a full member of the American Academy of Equine Art, resides in Howell, N.J., with her husband Roman Szolkowski, their son, Rider, and several horses.

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