- Bronze Horse Sculpture
- Brilliant Horse Sculpture by David Geenty
- A Great Gift Idea for Equestrian Fans
This beautiful mare and foal sculpture has been produced by world-renowned artist David Geenty this is an ideal equestrian gift!
A stunning cold cast bronze sculpture of a beautiful horse performing dressage, the perfect gift for anyone who admires the beauty of horses. This beautiful piece depicts a tender moment between a mare and foal, a great collector's item for any horse lover.
It's a perfect sculpture for lovers of equestrian and the agricultural world. Whether you work on a farm or just appreciate countryside living this piece of home decor is an eye-catching piece of artwork.
Dimensions: Height: 15.7cm | Width: 21cm | Depth: 5cm
About David Geenty Bronze Sculptures
Born in England in 1945 and brought up in Southern Africa, David’s earliest impressions were formed on his father’s ranch in Gonarhezho, a vast wilderness in the south-east region of present day Zimbabwe. David studied art in Johannesburg, influences by Moses Kotler a renown South African sculptor. David’s work has an incredible reputation throughout the world and is horse sculptures can be seen in the acclaimed Kentucky Museum of Racing History.
What is Cold Cast Bronze?
Cold Cast Bronze is a technique used for making sculptures. It involves blending bronze powders with a specially formulated resin to produce a material which is applied to the interior of a silicone mould.
The mould is then filled with the blend of resin and bronze powder and the sculpture is left to set.
The finished item has the same appealing look of a bronze sculpture with a cool feel and a heaviness about it.
Cold cast bronze sculptures are pieces of art produced for a fraction of the cost of solid bronze but carrying the same incredible detail and design.
Caring For Your Bronze Sculpture
From bronze horse sculptures to elephants, hares to dogs all are cared in exactly the same way.
- Dust your bronze sculpture an untreated cloth or duster.
- Don't use any chemicals at all.
- If your sculpture is highly detailed or has tricky places to reach, use an artist’s paintbrush.
