Achill Horses Art Print by Mainie Jellett (c. 1940)

An equestrian art print reproducing Mainie Jellett’s Achill Horses, dated approximately to 1940, with a horse, abstract form and Irish modernist theme.

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Achill Horses by Mainie Jellett

Explore the meeting of equestrian subjects and abstract art with this reproduction of Mainie Jellett’s Achill Horses, dated approximately to 1940. Its Irish modernist context makes it a thoughtful choice for a living room, study or collection devoted to animal subjects interpreted through abstract form. Choose it for your interest in Jellett’s work, horses or a gallery that moves beyond conventional wildlife portraits.

About the artwork

Achill Horses offers an equestrian subject approached through artistic invention rather than a natural-history identification study. It provides a starting point for enjoying the relationship between recognisable animals and abstract design, without requiring one fixed interpretation of the work. This product is a modern reproduction for wall display, not an original painting or antique impression. The approximate date is retained without assigning named horses, an exact viewpoint or an unverified original medium.

A personal modernist gallery

Imagine placing the print beside a desk or above a living-room console, with warm wooden furniture, softly textured upholstery and simple accessories nearby. Its horse theme can give the space a personal connection without requiring every furnishing to follow an equestrian style. The recorded grey, brown and green palette offers a starting point for coordinating companion artwork and smaller decorative details.

A smaller format can join an established wall arrangement, while a larger print gives the subject a more prominent place. Combine animal artwork by different artists to explore contrasting approaches to familiar creatures, then introduce a Gris still life to broaden the gallery’s interest in form. It also offers a gift idea for someone who enjoys horses and modernist art. Consider the available wall space and usual viewing distance when selecting your size.

Paper, printing and finish

Produced using giclée printing on quality 200gsm art paper, with a matte finish.

Pair it with

Continue the equestrian theme with Shigeo Inobe’s Japanese Horse (1908). Add Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s Cow (c. 1920s) for another modernist animal subject, and Juan Gris’s Cubist Still Life (1920s) to extend the gallery’s interest in abstract form.

Explore more abstract artwork

Discover complementary modernist designs in our abstract art prints collection, and find styling inspiration in The Timeless Pulse: Why Abstract Art Defines Modern Living.