Rocking horse (large print)

By: Rnib

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Synopsis: This is a picture of a dappled grey Edwardian rocking horse. There is a locator dot shown, which will be at the top left of the page when the image is the correct way up. The rocking horse is seen from the side and is facing to the left. Only one of its ears, eyes and nostrils can be found and only one front leg and back leg. The horses head is in the top centre of the page with its ear to the left. Down from this you can find its brown leather bridle, its eye, nostril and mouth. The horses neck is to the right of its head and the pale yellow hair of its mane is to the right of this. You can follow its neck down to its body on the right. The horses reins go right from its mouth. Further to the right is the saddle where you sit, and down from this is the loop of the stirrup where you put your foot. Moving right again you will find the horses hindquarters and right from this its long yellow tail. Its back leg goes down and right and its front leg goes down and left to the curved rocker, which has spiral ends on the left and right of the page.

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