Commission Pricing
22” x 28”
(standard size)
 $15,000
24" x 30"
 $20,000
30" x 40”
 $25,000
36" x 48”   (3’ x 4’)
 $35,000
48" x 60”   (4’ x 5’)
 $60,000
72" x 108”  (6’ x 9’)
 $125,000
Robert selects a very limited number of
commission subjects.  He has a made a
conscious decision to painting only thoroughbred
racing subjects.  He appreciates all the offers to
paint other breeds and other sports, but this
specialization adds to the quality of the paintings
and protects their current value while providing
the greatest opportunity for long term
appreciation of his paintings.

While past performance can not necessarily
reflect future performance; his paintings have
appreciated by 500% over the past five years.  
This fact is a result of supply and demand, the
demand for his artwork is expanding
dramatically as his notoriety in the thoroughbred
industry increases.  

His customer base is a small, but elite group
including many of the top owners in the sport of
horse racing.  If you are interested in learning
more about having your champion painted,  
Additional costs - -
source materials generally come from  
professional photographers who specialize in
thoroughbred racing.  

These photographers own the right to the
images, even if the horse’s owners have bought
a photograph.  These photographers are usually
easy to work with on a fee basis.  This fee is
usually a few hundred dollars.  Any charges for
photo usage are added to the cost of the
painting.
Shipping and framing -not included in the
prices listed above.  These costs are handled
on an individual basis, but generally the shipping
of a fully insured piece of art is a $100 - $500.  

Taxes – pieces sold in Florida are subject to
the Florida Sales Tax of 6%.
Robert Clark wants
to thank
Mr. William Warren,
owner of Saint Liam.  
The artist painted Saint
Liam based upon the
silks worn during his
2005 Horse of the
Year campaign
highlighted by the
Breeders’ CupClassic
championship.  
We all grew to know the pink and ice blue silks, but Mr.
Warren asked Bob to change the silks to “HIS” silks
that were really pink and Irish Green.  

To help get the color right a package arrived with
the pink and green silks.  The web site’s gallery
shows the pink and blue silks, but the artist’s
daughter is holding the final product based upon the
silks she’s modeling.
Indygo Shiner
Commissioned by Summer Wind Farm
36"x48"
This portrait was
commissioned by
one of his former
owners, Dave
Whelihan. After
winning the Clark
Handicap at
Churchill (G1) and
Woodward Stakes
at Saratoga (G1)
for Whelihan and
partners; Premium
Tap was sold to
King Abdullah of
Saudi Arabia
where he
continued racing
for the royal family.
Premium Tap
Commissioned by Dave Whelihan
please e-mail
bob@RobertClark.us
or call 1-321-266-1009