Arthur C. Danto's 1956 woodcut Horseman held by Southern Illinois University Museum

A woodcut print titled Horseman was created in 1956 by Arthur C. Danto. Measuring 18 by 21.5 inches, the work is part of the collection at the University Museum of Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. The artwork was documented on artcritical.com on January 1, 2011. Danto, better known as an influential philosopher and art critic, produced this early artistic work before his major contributions to aesthetic theory. The piece represents a rare example of his visual art practice. Its inclusion in a university museum collection highlights institutional preservation of artistic artifacts. The woodcut medium suggests traditional printmaking techniques from the mid-20th century. Documentation of the work appeared through an online art publication platform.