Stein and Goldstein. American, Coney Island Style. There are those who think that New York carving studio, Stein and Goldstein, made the most interesting horses. Few studios seemed to focus on middle or inner row standers. Standers, after all, were normally created to attract attention on the outer row. Here is an example of an S & G inner row standing horse with classic Roman nose and handsome musculature in mottled, park paint. 51" x 54". Park paint.