SOLD OUT Thelwell's Racehorse And Setting Sun Brooklands gallery So you could have Billy

So you could have Billy playing football by himself – and acting as striker and goalie

According to Thelwell's obituary in the Telegraph newspaper: “He created some of the most recognisable images in equine art with his cartoons of freckled girls being bounced along on their recalcitrant spherical ponies

Very strong and very moral

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and had to be told

SOLD OUT Thelwell's Racehorse And Setting Sun Brooklands gallery So you could have BillySOLD OUT Norman Thelwell is the unofficial chronicler of the British countryside. He is especially well known and loved for his drawings of little girls on pony back. Thelwell has also become closely associated with the Pony Club, the organization devoted to educating young people about horses which operates in more than 30 countries. Thelwell, who died in 2004, published his first collection, Angels On Horseback, in 1957. After that he published