Chinese Concrete Horse Decoration

A concrete sculpture from France, produced circa 1960. Standing around four feet tall, this concrete garden sculpture depicts two barefoot young people, could be a brother and sister...

A concrete garden sculpture from France, produced circa 1960. Standing two feet tall on a circular base, this sculpture depicts a barefoot young woman wearing a dress and carrying a ...

This concrete painted sculpture was made in France, circa 1950. The statue depicts a young boy standing, his right arm leaning on a basket, his left hand waving a bell. His clothing ...

A concrete sculpture made in 20th century France. The recessed eyes set within the turned head of this creature gaze away, as if its perked ears have heard something in the distance....

Introducing a striking piece from the 1970s, the Belgian Concrete Deer stands resolute, embodying a powerful and evocative expression. This majestic creature, captured in a moment of...

A wooden sculpture of a horse from 19th century France. Captured mid-gallop, this bounding horse vibrates with charismatic energy. The grain of the wood runs like striae of hair alon...

A pair of two cast concrete stone horse busts. Such a wonderful way to add a regal look to an entryway. (Or perhaps even a driveway.) Each piece depicts the bust of a horse with a flowing mane. Each sits upon a small square base. We also have large concrete lions...

Great item for the garden or even indoors, this 1950's concrete snail.

Exceptional 6 ft. tall American Folk Art concrete soldier statue with original paint surface and inset glass 'gem.' Fantastic workmanship. Originally pa...

A pair of two concrete stone lions. Such a wonderful way to add a regal look to an entryway. (Or perhaps even a driveway.) Each lion sits on its hind legs, with its front paws outstr...

Very impressive plaster reproduction of a classical Trojan horse artifact housed in the British Museum in London. Most likely executed in the early 20th century by a gipsoteca (plast...

Johnny Poux sculptures Johnny Poux’s large-scale kinetic concrete sculptures and installations explore the relationship between motion and mass, industry and nature. Each piece is made individually to order. Artist statement My work as an artist has been focused primarily on large-scale kinetic pieces that explore my unyielding fascination with simple machine principles, movement, and the beauty and physics of a large mass in motion. Working with industrial materials like concrete and steel, and occasionally combining these with natural forms or living things like trees, my work is often about the tension between man and nature and our technological footprint. I am drawn to creating large-scale work that moves, evokes feelings of wonder, is interactive, and alters our relationship to the world for a moment. I have built and installed 30 foot tall steel kinetic pieces that span a full 40’ circle as if in flight and have created 1000 lb. concrete pieces that ripple like water in the historic cement mines of Rosendale, NY. I have balanced and counter weighted a 55’ tall black walnut tree...