Bull Head

THE SUBJECT: The sculpture captures a bull with its head lowered, mouth slightly agape, mid-vocalization.

Bronze bull sculpture in a cubist style. This decorative sculpture depicts a powerful bull with an angular head, a muscular neck and curved horns raised upward.

At the forefront, the contingent from Uri is distinguished by their bold yellow uniforms and the unmistakable banner featuring a black bull’s head with a red nose ring on a golden ba...

This animal sculpture represents a powerful bull lowering its head, captured in a dynamic forward movement.

Unknown artist, procured from a Washington DC Area estate. A resting Bull sculpture stylized with hole through the head.

English Victorian walking cane with ebonized shaft and carved bull dog head handle and brass tip.  

The impressed marks include the sponsor’s mark “J.B. Ltd.” for John Bull Ltd., the leopard’s head identifying the London Assay Office, the lion passant confirming sterling silver of ...

The sculpture is composed of hand crafted deep cola amber colored art glass and realistically depicts a bull with a lowered head and preparing to charge.

Art career Detail of mural, a ceremonial shield with a bull's head, by Stephen Mopope, at the Department of Interior, Washington, D.C Mopope was commissionined to paint murals in th...

Keywords: Albert Genick, Greek krater, Greek rhyton, rhyton, drinking horn, Greek drinking horn, animal head rhyton, bull head rhyton, zoomorphic vessel, ancient Greek pottery, Greek...

DEPICTED ON THE COIN Obverse: Bull standing left, head right; VM in exergue. Reverse: Incuse bull standing right, head left.

Untitled Etching, 1960 Signed in pencil by the artist From: Les Bucoliques De Virgile Version Francais de Jacque Delille (25 plates) Published by Lausanne, André et Pierre...

A young, bare-chested figure stands frozen beneath the colossal head of a bull, its monumental form tilting into the scene like a surreal omen.

Inlaid with resin, brass and wood depicting the heads of a bull and a bear appearing to be cut from newspaper stock market pages above a brass line indicating market changes.

Roosevelt nicknamed his the “Bull Moose Party” in comic yet serious notation to his bull-headed nature.

Jonathan Pratt was born at Bull Head Lane in Northampton on 27 April, 1835 to Joshua Pratt, a shoe maker and Rebecca Boys.

He carries a golden flag with a black bull’s head, which has long been the heraldic symbol of Uri.

An authentic, ancient Greek silver "Triobol" coin from the Phocian League 480 - 421 BC, features the head of a bull on one side and the goddess Artemis on the other.

Pole Carew, and a full length figure-head by Mr Buller, of Morvah. John Marshall was an important ship owner in Cornwall during this period and owned several other merchant vessels.

Antique German / Bavarian fork and knife carving set with antler / stag horn handles accompanied by sterling silver collars and bull / steer / bison head pommel caps.  The cutlery pi...

He was born to Leonard and Catharine Eichholtz, who owned and run the Bull’s Head Tavern on East King Street in Lancaster; his father took part in the American Revolutionary War.

He was born to Leonard and Catharine Eichholtz, who owned and run the Bull’s Head Tavern on East King Street in Lancaster; his father took part in the American Revolutionary War.

He is both majestic and domineering, capable of beauty and violence. The bull’s head is also a nod to Zeus’s frequent association with bulls, such as in his transformation into a bul...

Rather than emphasizing landscape or theatrical motion, he focuses on the tactile entanglement between human flesh and animal body. The bull’s head tilts upward, its eye rimmed with ...

When the artificial cow was ready, Pasiphae crawled inside to unite with the white bull. From this union came Minotaur, a fearsome figure with a human body and the head of a bull.

When the artificial cow was ready, Pasiphae crawled inside to unite with the white bull. From this union came Minotaur, a fearsome figure with a human body and the head of a bull.

., - 8.75" diameter), presents a detailed architectural fountain scene: a large stone fountain with water flowing from a sculpted animal head, likely a bull or cow, into a basin. Two...

At the center, a seated woman is flanked by two male figures, creating a sense of romantic tension and uncertainty. Charging bulls appear above her head, introducing movement and tur...

Carved in light-colored marble, the work represents the legendary creature with the body of a man and the head of a bull, a powerful symbol of strength, mystery, and the ancient myth...

This work depicts the climactic moment where the Athenian hero, Theseus, defeats the Minotaur, a beast with the head of a bull and the body of a man. Athenians were forced to send y...

Combining the body of a man with the head of a bull, the Minotaur symbolizes strength, primal instinct, and the mysterious world of ancient myth.

A period Louis XVI Ormolu Cartel Clock, also known alternatively as 'Cartel d'Alcove' or 'œil de bœuf Cartel d’Alcove' or bull's eye, the circular dial headed by a cockerel, within a...

The Italian Medicea Siena marble tops with moulded edges rests on top. 20th century A lamassu statue is a mythological creature in ancient Mesopotamian art, specifically from Assyr...

Vintage Christian La Croix brooch in golden metal depicting the head of a bull. Iconic for the brand. It shows some signs of use.

The Lamassu has the body of a bull or lion, the head of a human, and the wings of a bird.

On the obverse side, a bull standing left, head facing right, below, a crayfish.

The Minotaur, a creature from Greek mythology with the body of a man and head of a bull, represents themes of primal instincts, violence, and the blending of human and animalistic na...

With his head lowered, the bull forces his way past the male figure and escapes with her to Crete, where she would bear him three sons.

Coin Ø 13mm Coin Weight 2.41g DEPICTED ON COIN: Obverse - Facing gorgoneion within incuse circle. Reverse - MA/PI. Bull, with head right, standing left on ground line.

The base cabinet has two hand-scalloped drawers separated by a large bull-calf’s head. Two large doors showcase hand carved voluminous grapes and foliage wrapped with bow ribbon garl...

The centerpiece of the sculpture is a raised and carved piece of wood resembling the head of a bull or other horned animal. The head is embellished with various small sculptural elem...

Design by the notable artist John Gilroy (John Thomas Young Gilroy; 1898-1985) in the style of the Bovril posters of the time, set in a red line border with the bold red text above a...

The role of a bicycle seat as sculpture goes back, of course, to Picasso's Head of a Bull (1943). I had drawn a variation of this work on a napkin in a London restaurant, substitutin...

Its design borrows from the proud head of bull herds, while its name is a direct reference to the men who keep them, the gardians of Camargue.

Its design borrows from the proud head of bull herds, while its name is a direct reference to the men who keep them, the gardians of Camargue.

Its design borrows from the proud head of bull herds, while its name is a direct reference to the men who keep them, the gardians of Camargue.

Its design borrows from the proud head of bull herds, while its name is a direct reference to the men who keep them, the gardians of Camargue.

Its design borrows from the proud head of bull herds, while its name is a direct reference to the men who keep them, the guardians of Camargue.

The hallmarks present in the pieces place them as a work by René-Pierre Ferrier, made in Paris between 1775 and 1776 (crowned M, "Maison Commune" mark) and with the corresponding tax...

The Ramiés invited Picasso to their Madoura Pottery workshop, where they introduced him to various techniques and Picasso created three small sculptures in clay (a faun’s head and tw...

The Ramiés invited Picasso to their Madoura Pottery workshop, where they introduced him to various techniques and Picasso created three small sculptures in clay (a faun’s head and tw...

Hemispheric bowl mounted with four cast bull head burners, each with chained tool. Cover domed; shade on scrolled support set in berry finial.