Henry Koehler was an American artist born in 1927, known for his equestrian paintings and depictions of hunting scenes, reflecting his passion for horses and outdoor pursuits. He studied at the Art Students League of New York and the National Academy of Design. Koehler gained recognition through exhibitions in prestigious galleries and museums, and his work is influenced by Sir Alfred Munnings, a British painter known for similar themes, as well as contemporary artist Neil Cawthorne.

Koehler passed away in 2021, and his works are held in various private collections and institutions, underscoring his impact on equestrian art.