Vineta Sayer’s Furnace is painted in oils on box canvas, measuring 40 inches x 40 inches ( 100 cm x 100 cm). It is a vivid, high-energy horse racing painting that channels the raw intensity of the track. The work is dominated by fiery reds and molten tones, evoking both speed and heat, as if the horses are surging through a blaze. Her expressive brushwork captures the muscular drive of the animals, their forms almost dissolving into flame-like abstraction, which heightens the sense of urgency and power.
This painting exemplifies Sayer’s hallmark style:a fusion of realism and abstraction, where equine figures are recognizable yet transformed into elemental forces of motion. The title Furnace underscores the atmosphere—horses and jockeys immersed in a crucible of energy, competition, and passion. It’s less a literal depiction of a race than a visceral translation of its spirit, making the viewer feel the heat and rhythm of the moment.
Originally painted 2013 by the artist and sold in that year, the current owners are offering it for sale at an extremely attractive price to new collectors who can appreciate its beauty.
