Polo Cage

Polo Cage brings you into an intimate moment of equestrian refinement, where Slim Aarons captured Sean Murray Cooley and Marcus Aurelius Cooley in November 1976, the brothers unwinding after morning riding practice on their wooden training horse. The polo cage's weathered wood frames their relaxed postures and casual elegance, while their riding attire and the training equipment surrounding them speak to a world where privilege and discipline intertwine naturally, creating a scene that embodies the sophisticated leisure of Palm Beach's equestrian society.

This photograph transforms your space into a sanctuary of understated refinement, where the Cooley brothers' post-practice ease becomes a daily reminder that true sophistication lies in the moments between achievement and ambition. As Slim Aarons understood, the most compelling luxury isn't performed but lived, and when you bring Polo Cage into your home, your guests discover themselves drawn to a scene where equestrian tradition meets genuine leisure, where every glance reinforces your appreciation for lifestyle captured without pretense or stiff formality.

Available in photo lustre or matte finish, professionally framed in black, white, or natural wood. This classic photograph brings vintage Palm Beach equestrian culture into your living space, offering timeless appeal and sophisticated charm that elevates any interior while serving as an engaging conversation piece about an era when leisure and discipline shaped society's most refined circles.