Riding Saddle Patent Print | Framed vintagecore It’s the kind of artwork

It’s the kind of artwork that can grow with them — sweet enough for a little one’s room

and thoughtfully placed beanbags in the bottom

The ultramarine and cobalt blue pigments used for ornamental work in everything from neoclassical interiors to modern 20th century décor was the inspiration for Napoleonic Blue

A small upgrade that makes the whole routine feel a little more considered

Riding Saddle Patent Print | Framed vintagecore It’s the kind of artworkFor the one who loves horses, leather, and the kind of craftsmanship that lasts a century. An 1896 U. S. Patent Office drawing for the riding saddle inventor W. D. Davis, patent no. 568,939 rendered on aged parchment with hand colored cognac and silver blue detail. Four precise engineering views show the saddle from every angle: the seat, the rigging, the stirrups, the tree. Its a piece that rewards a closer look and feels equally at home in a tack