Stallion Sculpture

This magnificent sculpture can be looked at from any angle and turned around up to 360° degrees. An embodiment of the ever-changing nature of matter, it is an intriguing and mysterio...

A sublime work of art that will be a precious addition to a personal collection, this sculpture depicts Akhal-Teke, the horse celebrated in ancient times by Alexander the Great. Hand...

A two-faced sculpture of prevailing convex profile, this extraordinary oeuvre draws inspiration by the movements of the earth, by the fluidity of lava. Painted in white to catch the ...

The astonishing Gaia Sculpture is a unique work of art by Silvia Garau who, starting from a single block of clay, worked hard and passionately using spiral-like gestures to obtain th...

Part of a limited edition of six numbered pieces signed by Raffaello Romanelli, this stupendous artwork is a bronze sculpture of a young and flawless female bust. Sinuous and dynamic...

The 'Eye' is a unique hand-carved sculpture. The structure is made of 24 Kt gold-plated brass and it has triangular stops that support the crystal. On the front, the crystal has an a...

Sculpture prancing stallion all made in porcelain and gold-plated in 24-karat.

A beautifully detailed Italian brass sculpture of a stallion in motion.  

Sculpture Stallion Black Set of 2 in ceramic in black finish. A/ L35xD09xH27cm. B/ L42xD11xH32cm.

Sculpture stallion white set of 2 in ceramic in white finish. Measures: A/ L 35 x D 09 x H 27cm. B/ L 42 x D 11 x H 32cm.

This highly detailed study of a Normandy mare is an excerpted model from Mêne's popular Jument normande et son poulain, exhibited in wax at the 1868 Salon (no. 3749), and in bronze t...

PIERRE LENORDEZ French, 1815-1892 A Halting Stallion Patinated sand-cast bronze Signed in cast "P. Lenordez" cast circa 1860 Item # 306GRT17P A rare example of Pierre Lenordez's early work, this fine sand-cast bronze model of a halting stallion showcases the powerful animal as he is stopping his forward motion, rearing slightly as he shifts his weight to his back legs. The model is beautifully chased and a wonderful hammered texture to the hair and texture from the original wax mold replicated in the bronze under the translucent brown surface patina. The model is signed on the back corner of the naturalistic base in his typical script, "P. Lenordez". Born in Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, in the district of Manche in northwestern France, Pierre Lenordez eventually established himself in Caen where he would become a professor and teach at the Fine Arts Academy of Caen for a decade, accepting under his tutelage the Romantic sculptor of renown Arthur Jacques Leduc...