8" Bronze Bison Sculpture

This finely crafted bronze sculpture depicts a powerful American bison in a naturalistic stance, capturing the animal’s characteristic mass, texture, and presence. Cast in solid bron...

This striking 20th-century French bronze sculpture depicts a majestic bison in mid-stride, showcasing impressive realism and attention to detail. The textured surface of the bronze m...

American bronze figure of buffalo standing on shaped base (19/20th Cent.) .(foundry mark)

A finely cast lost-wax bronze with a deep coloured patina. Made in Austria, this piece is exceptionally rare and unusually large in size for a Bergmann bronze exuding a powerful pres...

This well modeled bison is a fine a fine example of a cold painted Austrian Bronze. We attribute it to the work of Carl Kauba (1865-1922). We just recently sold one that was signed b...

This is a late 19th century or early 20th century glazed stoneware sculpture of an American buffalo… this is a large and heavy sculpture, 27 1/2 inches long 20 1/2 inches high and a...

Old unsigned animal bronze medal patina representing a horned cow.

Hand-Carved Wooden Bison Sculpture on Natural Base, Vintage Rustic Art An exceptional hand-carved birch wood bison sculpture, masterfully executed in the late 20th century, capturin...

ISIDORE JULES BONHEUR French, 1827-1901 Taureau Aberdeen-Angus" (Standing Aberdeen-Angus Bull) Patinated sand-cast bronze Signed to base "I. BONHEUR" Item # 211HDB17Z An exquisite and very rare casting of an Aberdeen-Angus bull, an unusual and distinctive breed of cattle from Scotland, this sculpture by Isidore Jules Bonheur is almost without a doubt cast by the foundry of his brother-in-law Hippolyte Peyrol and a rather early model as well in light of the distinctive construction method. In her text on the selection of 46 animal bronzes in the collection of the Georgia Museum of Art, Eleanor Luciano notes regarding this model that "Bonheur is never recorded to have been to Scotland, where he would have seen this unusual breed. Rosa Bonheur painted in Scotland, and its seems likely that Isidore would have drawn the idea for this bull either from one of her sketches or from an agricultural show in France. The animal's rich mane and strong modeling make this one of the most successful." Notable is the very fine surface patination which exhibits a glassy finish with a complex range of colors presenting in the body of the bull, overall being medium brown but augmented with an underlying reddish hue against auburn highlights. The base is signed "I. BONHEUR" in the typical manner. Museum Collections: * National Gallery of Art, Washington DC, acc. no. 2006.128.3 * Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia...

Art Deco style bronze bull figurine in brown patinated bronze, mounted on a dark rectangular marble base. This animal sculpture represents a powerful bull lowering its head, captured...