Rearing Horse Bronze Sculpture

Material: Bronze
Finish: Warm brown antique bronze patina
Dimensions: W44 × H60cm
Base: Integral cast hoof base, no separate plinth
Production: Lost-wax casting

The horse is captured fully upright on its two rear legs, front hooves raised high and head thrown back with the mouth open.

The body is balanced entirely on the hind legs and tail, which braces against the ground as a third point of contact.

Both front legs kick outward in opposite directions - one forward and one back - adding width and tension to the silhouette.

The mane is cast in motion, flowing outward from the neck in individual strands.

The tail sweeps down and touches the base, both supporting the figure structurally and adding a natural visual anchor below.

Muscle definition runs across the chest, neck, flanks, and hindquarters with close anatomical detail throughout.

The patina is a warm brown across the broad body planes, darkening to near-black at the legs, hooves, mane, and tail.

At 60cm tall, the piece carries strong presence on a floor pedestal, large console, or low sideboard.

The composition reads clearly from multiple angles, with the upward silhouette visible from across the room.

Suits living rooms, entry halls, home offices, and covered outdoor settings.