Art Nouveau Bronze Sculpture "Polo Players" by Fred Voelckerling, 1919

André Vincent BECQUEREL bronze Trouts figurine, Artist’s edition, France 1930s. A beautiful, authentic representation of two Trouts in green and brown ...

Art Deco Bronze Sculpture Goddess of the Hunt by Andre Lavaysse, Susse Freres. A dark patinated bronze figural group representing Diane with d...

George Engrand Bronze Bowl – A figural bronze bowl, molded in relief with two girl heads, France circa 1899. Exhibited at Les Arts Decoratifs aux Salon de 1899 Literature: Revue des ...

This modernist figural composition is a captivating piece that depicts a woman carrying a child on her shoulder. Crafted from bronze, the sculpture features a bicolor patina that add...

This is a handsome bronze sculpture of a polo player on his horse galloping towards the ball at high speed, dating from the last quarter of the 20th century. Cast by the traditional...

Bronze sculpture representing a polo player on a wooden base. It dates from the 70s and is apparently unsigned. Good condition. Measures: 36x28x18 cm.

This large and substantial signed and numbered cast bronze sculpture was made in the early 20th century and is presumed to originate from France or England. There is a signature with...

One of the finest living American sculptors, William Behrends created and sculpted this spectacular over life-size bronze polo player. He created portrait work for the White House, State Capitol buildings in D.C and Tennessee, for the Houston Astrodome and has won many commissions for monuments across the US. For over a quarter of a century, nationally celebrated, William Behrends has created the iconic portraits on the Borg- Warner Trophy cup for the Indy 500 winners along with other commissions. He is a popular portraitist and has twice received the Richard portrait Prize by the National Sculpture Society in recognition of his expertise in evoking the character of his sitters in bronze, marble as well as terracotta. Mr. Behrends has sculpted life-size statues of the four great baseball legends Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, Juan Marichal and Orlando Cepeda which reside at Oracle Park, home of the San Francisco Giants (Giants/ AT&T ballpark). He also made baseball’s Tony Gwynn at Petco Park in San Diego, Buck O’Neill in the Baseball Hall of Fame, and Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese in Brooklyn. He has sculpted figures of golfers Ben Hogan...