Delightful Overview of the Collection and How It Came To Be,
February 12, 2005
Rod Barker
I bought this book in paperback at the same time that I bought four horses from a store and then–using the book as a guide–ordered two more from the web site.
It tells a great story and is a pleasure to have.
My only complaint is that the book focuses on telling a story with larger photos of a very small number of the horses, and then gives each of the **many** other horses in the collection nothing more than a thumbnail, literally (twelve 1.5 inch bu 1.5 inch tiny tiny tiny photos).
I would strongly encourage the sponsors to do a new edition that gives a quarter page to each horse, and also specifies the material that the horse is made of–I find the ceramic glaze horses generally disappointing.