Horse 14, Brontë

A large ceramic horse figurine that stands attentively on all four feet. Details of the mane, tail, and hooves are included in the molding. The figurine stands on a rectangular base that acts as a pedestal. It appears to form a matched set with Horse 39. Inscribed on the bottom of the base: "To Uncle James / Branch Cabell / from / John & Robert / May he live long / Xmas 1936 Horse 14. Brontë. In Greek mythology, one of the horses which drew the chariot of Helios the Sun god.Gift from Tutankhamen, Lord of the Two Lands.

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VCU Scholars Compass (Virginia Commonwealth University)
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2026-04-10
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Ayn Rand and Brontë studies
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Horse 14, Brontë

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Horse 14, Brontë

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Abstract

A large ceramic horse figurine that stands attentively on all four feet. Details of the mane, tail, and hooves are included in the molding. The figurine stands on a rectangular base that acts as a pedestal. It appears to form a matched set with Horse 39. Inscribed on the bottom of the base: "To Uncle James / Branch Cabell / from / John & Robert / May he live long / Xmas 1936 Horse 14. Brontë. In Greek mythology, one of the horses which drew the chariot of Helios the Sun god.Gift from Tutankhamen, Lord of the Two Lands.

VCU Scholars Compass (Virginia Commonwealth University)
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Ayn Rand and Brontë studies
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