AUTHOR : John Curtis | Astrid Johansen, Nigel Tallis

ISBN : 978-0-7141-1185-8

LANGUAGE : Anglais

KEYWORDS : horses | Arabian horse | Royal Ascot | thoroughbred | horse history | equine art | British Museum | animal domestication | horse breeding | artes et équidés | exhibitions | artifacts | Arab equine tradition | map | photography | racing heritage

PUBLISHER : the british museum press

PAGES-NUMBER : 268

YEAR : 2012

ABSTRACT : The Horse: From Arabia to Royal Ascot by John Curtis, Astrid Johansen, and Nigel Tallis, published by The British Museum Press, explores the history and cultural significance of horses, tracing their journey from ancient Arabia to the prestigious Royal Ascot races in the UK. The book highlights the development of Arabian horses and their influence on modern racing breeds, while also examining their role in art, culture, and royal traditions. Featuring images and artifacts from the British Museum’s collection, it offers both a visual and historical perspective on the enduring legacy of horses in different societies.