Quick sketch

Sam Savitt could draw very quickly as he did with this sketch. Most likely, he created it while a groom with his horse stood in front of him. This drawing measures 13 by 16 inches and has neither a mat or a frame. It is on medium-weight paper — taken from one of Savitt’s sketch pads. Price: $125

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Cowboy on the range

This watercolor, which measures 12 by 12.5 inches, is a wonderfully simple yet precise rendition of a cowboy on his horse. This painting is on paper that’s been affixed to foam board. It has no mat or frame.

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Horse on alert

This miniature drawing a very alert horse uses both watercolor and black ink. It measures 5 by 7 inches. Price: $125. (sold)

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Climbing that hill

This drawing of a fox hunter leaning forward to make the up-hill climb a little easier for his horse is pencil on medium-weight paper measuring 8 by 10 inches. There is no mat or frame. (sold)

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Cattails and a horse

This miniature (measuring 5 by 6.5 inches) is a simple drawing with black ink of a horse standing next to some cattails. This drawing is on medium-weight paper. Price: $125. (Sold)

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Sitting fox

This miniature ink drawing on medium-stock paper (4 by 6 inches), captures the moment a fox spies the hounds who are after him. Price $100. (sold)

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Preparing for polo

This painting in watercolor or gouache was the rough draft for a painting now in a gallery in Florida. As a rule, Sam Savitt roughs were as complete as the final works of many other artists. This painting is on a board, it measures 17.5 by 14 inches and has neither a mat or a frame.

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