Bronze Horses - A grouping of three sculptures,
Stallion & 2 Mares|
Bronze Horses - A grouping of three sculptures,
Stallion & 2 Mares |
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The sculptures of bronze horses offered below were created so that each can stand alone although they were designed as one grand grouping , as one compositional bronze with the stallion and two broodmares inter-relating as a whole. Viewed from all angles, the horses are true to life and scale, not to mention each of the sculptures. Each has an individual personality and conformation. Patricia Crane has spend over 3 decades creating sculptures of bronze horses, including two life-size portraits for the famous park in Lexington, Kentucky. The blue menu on the left, or links in the Gallery can be used to view many of her sculptures. The Gathering - a grouping of bronze horses comprised of 3 unique sculptures: Photos By Serena Landis Compositional Bronze of Stallion and 2 Broodmares 4 feet long x 2 feet deep x 18 inches tall  The Stallion - Museum Quality Bronze Edition of 12 15.5 inches tall x 24 inches long, plus walnut base "As if he told the steps", the stallion bows his neck, his potent energy ready to erupt for the slightest reason, his tail a banner on the air. (This stallion is part of a larger compositional work consisting of the 3 sculptures of two brood-mares and one foal, titled "The Gathering". For images of each of the bronze horses included in The Gathering, consult the artist.) Email or call for current pricing, of complete grouping, or individual horses. Email Patricia (765-288-0484) Patricia's addiction to creating sculptures of horses began at the age of three and has continued unabated through the years. She has mainly created bronzes, but her work is inclusive of many media including porcelain, Raku, hand-painted pewter and resin. Patricia's sculptures are in many public and private collections world wide and her reputation as a bronze sculptor is as highly regarded as the individual sculptures themselves, especially to the owners who have commissioned portraits of their favorite horses.
The benchmark of Crane's sculptures is a combination of anatomical
exactness (to the point where each of the bronze horses, if they could become a
real living horse, possess
the correct and proper functioning anatomy to move as real horses move),
with an elegance of form and a 'presence' that allows the viewer to feel as
though they are indeed experiencing an alive relationship. Patricia
is best known for her true to character portraits, although her more general
sculptures often capture the very essence of the breed characteristics
breeders strive to achieve in each generation of new foals. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| © All Photos and Sculpture Copyright 2000 - 2011, Patricia Crane. |
