Three merry fantasy figures are similar to hobbyhorses with bulky, friendly heads. The right fellow is a girlish pony with two long plaits and a black robe. Her calm view announces complacency. The left fellow is a smiling rascal. The artist drew him with pink squares around the vertical eyes to emphasize his mood. He wears a red beret and a frayed scarf like a dandy. But what means the black end at his head: An extended smile? The third in the trio is an Ice Blue wide smiling goblin with colourful daubs and a yellow hat. He dances on one leg and keeps his head lopsided, the mouth becomes as one with the body. Three comrades - perhaps a family with father, mother and a cheeky little monkey or a marshal's baton on horses?
