Horse and Pony Cartoon print. George and the Dragon, by Norman Thelwell

Horse and Pony Cartoon print. George and the Dragon, by Norman Thelwell

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Horse and Pony Cartoon print. George and the Dragon, by Norman ThelwellGeorge and the Dragon by Norman Thelwell A great fun horse riding gift suitable for equestrian fans of all ages! Nostalgic cartoon by the iconic British artist Norman Thelwell best known for his fat little pony illustrations. Printed on acid free Conqueror board. Reproduced by permission of the Thelwell Estate and from copies of original paintings. Mounted prints are mounted in antique white FSC picture framing mount and come ready to frame in a

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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2025