Pre Code Fine Art Print

This is a Gicleè style archival print on matte paper. It is available unframed or framed in modern gold or dark natural wood. 

One of the most forgotten things that came from the Haye's Code in Hollywood in the 1930s was the beginning of animal rights in film, which up until then had been nonexistent. No one knows exactly how many animals were killed in the name of film, but horses were the most prominent victims, especially with the popularity of westerns. This piece is styled after the title screen of a silent film, with Lady Death guiding a frightened black horse to the afterlife, both silhouetted by an antique style film real.