Forming and shaping a horse is the greatest challenge for an artist. As Raymond Duchamp Villon was able to represent the strength and workability of the horse as the engine of the industrial and war machine, Archipenko captured the thousand-year-long intellectual, spiritual and physical partnership between the horse and the man in a glorious arch. The spirituality of Archipenko was able to capture and represent that was desired by the art for thousands of years. By representing the coexistence of spirit and form so brilliantly, Archipenko presented an irreproducible gift to the world, that is unique in the history of the art of sculpture.