Richard Mclean
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Overview
1934 - 2014
Richard McLean was an American painter and a prominent figure in the Photorealist movement. He gained recognition for his highly detailed and realistic depictions of horses and their riders, which set him apart within the genre. Drawing inspiration from black-and-white photographs found in horse breeding and showmanship magazines, McLean created striking works that captured the bond between horses and their owners.
McLean's work was widely exhibited and published, and it is held in numerous public and private collections around the world.
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