Cloisonneigh
Artist: Priscilla Roberts Fallon and Family
Sponsor: Kentucky Thoroughbred Association, Inc.
Location: Triangle Park
Horse Mania 2010 Horses
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_Horse_sm.jpg "Saw(yier) Horse by Marianna McDonald") |
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Cloisonné is an ancient technique for decorating
metalwork objects using colored enamels and inlays of gemstones, glass and
other materials. Priscilla Roberts Fallon and her family utilized this technique
in creating their horse Cloisonneigh. Fallon, a native of Lexington,
works in mixed media and especially loves painting horses. A founding member
of the Artists Attic in Victorian Square, she also served as a past vice president
of the Lexington Art League. She was a participating artist in LexArts’ Horse
Mania (2000) and the Dynamic Doors projects.