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US Triple Crown winner - Assault (1946) under 2500 Sayer’s expressive use of watercolourAssault painted by Martin WilliamsWatercolour on paper 30 cm x 24 cm (12 inches x 10 inches) Choice of frames Impressionist This elegant watercolour by Martin Williams honours Assault, the celebrated winner of the 1946 US Triple Crown. With soft yet expressive brushwork, the jockey in the horses signature silks is portrayed from behind, evoking both pride and reflection. A subtle tribute to one of racings all time greats, captured in an impressionist