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

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)

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)

This is a simple but exciting sketch of a horserace. The medium is ink on heavy paper. It measures 6.5 by 8 inches. Price: $225. (sold)

This is a small sketch of a dressage rider. The drawing is black ink on medium weight paper, measuring 6.5 by 8.5 inches. There is no mat or frame. (sold)

Sam Savitt occasionally experimented with accent colors in an otherwise black and white drawing. In this case, the focus color was blue watercolor over black ink. The drawing on a hardboard surface was likely done in the 1940s and measures 12 by 15 inches. It has scuff marks and pencil notes on the edges. (Sold)

This portrait in pencil from the 1970s is a great example of the quick studies done in preparation for larger pieces. This pencil drawing is on paper and measures 13 by 17 inches.  (sold)

While his focus was on horses, Savitt could draw any animal you can think of. This particular drawing became a popular greeting card but, of course, this is the original. It is drawn in ink on paper and measures 7 by 8 inches. There is no frame or mat. (Sold)