Created in 1970 with a minimum number of lines, this ink sketch effectively captures the likeness of a horse. The paper has some damage but not enough to detract from the art. This sketch measures 13 by 16 inches on heavy paper and has neither a frame nor a mat. (sold)
Portrait sketch 2
This is a very finished pencil drawing of a horse that measures 13 by 16 inches. It was done on a sketch pad at least 50 years ago and has neither a mat nor a frame. (SOLD)
Portrait sketch 1
Sam Savitt frequently did studies of particular horses. Some were very detailed and some less so, but all provided terrific examples of his skill with something as simple as a pencil and a pad of paper. These are not framed or matted. They measure 13 by 17 inches. (Sold)
Racing to the finish line
This little gem, which measures 6.5 by 8 inches, showcases Savitt’s ability to describe high action with a simple drawing. This artwork, rendered in pen and ink on heavy paper, has no visible corrections — a vivid testament to his raw talent. SOLD
Moving with grace
The artistic skill of Sam Savitt is effectively displayed in this simple pencil drawing of a horse moving at a slow walk. This artwork is on stiff paper and measures 8 by 9 inches. (SOLD)
Savitt classic
This little pencil drawing on stiff paper exemplifies the style and talent for which Sam Savitt was known. It measures 7 by 11 inches. (SOLD)
“Horse in Her Heart”
This 1962 pen and ink drawing, which exemplifies a vintage style of art, was created for “Horse in Her Heart,” a book by Patsy Gray. The drawing is protected by a layer of clear plastic and a cardboard mat, which should both be discarded. The image measures 8 by 8 inches. (SOLD) 1/25
1968 Olympics #4
This pencil drawing on heavy paper was created for the book “The Equestrian Olympic Sketchbook,” published by Sam Savitt, covering equestrian events at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico. This drawing measures 14 by 17 inches. Price: $375 (SOLD)
