This exceptional 1980 screenprint by Richard McLean captures the racing horse Dixie Coast with the photographic precision and hyperrealistic detail that defines American Photorealism. McLean's meticulous technique renders the equestrian subject with extraordinary accuracy and clarity, celebrating the beauty and athleticism of thoroughbred racing through fine art printmaking. The composition showcases the artist's signature approach to Photorealist imagery, where careful observation and technical mastery transform sporting subjects into compelling museum-quality works. This signed and numbered edition of 300, published by Jackie Fine Arts, represents McLean's important contribution to documenting American equestrian culture through photorealist art.
