Maria Luisa Campoy Bronze Horse Sculpture

CABALLO DE TROYA II, cast bronze sculpture with patina, signed, numbered 3/8 at base of tail, overall 65 x 34 12 ¼” with artist’s stand. Provenance: Caldwell Snyder Gallery, NYC, with certificate

Maria Luisa Campoy (Spanish, b. 1945), Boy Holding Watermelon Slice, Cold Painted Bronze Sculpture, signed "L. Campoy" and numbered "8/2" on bronze base. Overall: 49.5" H x 17.5" W x 12" D. Provenance

dated 1968. Edition #5 engraved. Height: 9 inches. Length: 11 inches.

Bronze Horse Mare Sculpture, Gaylene M Worthington, Impressed "G Worthington 1984 8/18", On Wood Base, 14-3/4" H X 15-1/2" W Overall, residue, possible under- and overfill on tip of ears

Life-size bronze sculpture of a mare. Not present in the gallery due to its size. May be previewed upon request. Pick-up at off-site location in Glen Cove; details will be provided to the winning bidd

Jules Moigniez (French,1835-1894) Bronze sculpture of a stunning female horse with English tact. Titled "Mare with Saddle". Sculpture is affixed to tan tone marble base. Artist signature on base of br

Pierre Jules ( P.J.) Mene ( French, 1810 - 1879 ) Normandy equestrian mare and foal sculpture executed in bronze. Subject matter depicts the loving interaction between a playful foal and its doting mo

Renee Headings (American, born 1958). Bronze figural group horse sculpture. Depicts two gray horses, a mare and foal. Signed Renee Headings on base. Limited edition number 9/12. Good condition with no

The mother mare, though legs wobbling, excitedly bends her neck down to touch nose's with her newborn creation. The young foal lays with sprawled legs that eventually one day will carry her across the

PJ Mene Inspired Equestrian Bronze Sculpture - Two Horses 'Mare and Foal' on Marble Base - 14" x 20" Embark on a journey to explore the everlasting allure of our "Mare & Foal&

DESCRIPTION: A small C. Fratnn "Mare and Foal" bronze sculpture depicting two horses. It is signed "C. Fratnn" and sits atop a rectangular green marble base. (Ref. 7). CIRCA: 20th Century. DIMENSIONS:

Linda Rankin (20th c.). Bronze sculpture of a mare and foal. Signed and dated 1981 along the base. Dimensions: Height: 10 1/2 x width: 13 in x depth: 7 1/2 in

Linda Rankin (20th c.). Bronze sculpture of a mare and foal. Signed and dated 1981 along the base. Dimensions: Height: 10 1/2 x width: 13 in x depth: 7 1/2 in SKU: 00905

The attention to the intricate details of these luxurious works of art is amazing and the brilliance of the figures is unsurpassed. This gorgeous mare takes a stroll through the luscious green fields

The attention to the intricate details of these luxurious works of art is amazing and the brilliance of the figures unsurpassed. This gorgeous mare takes a stroll through the luscious green fields and

The attentions to the intricate details of these luxurious works of art are amazing and the brilliance of the figures unsurpassed. This gorgeous mare takes stroll through the luscious green fields and

The attentions to the intricate details of these luxurious works of art are amazing and the brilliance of the figures unsurpassed. This gorgeous mare takes stroll through the luscious green fields and

Carol Cunningham bronze sculpture of horses, a mare and foal, resting on the ground. Titled "Tranquility". Base of red stone. Edition of 6/20 and signed on plaque in back left corner. 17.5 x 11.5 x 6.

The mare and foal stand in the high grasses of a meadow at the dusk of day. The foal rubs her neck along her mothers in gesture of love as the subtle hint of smile finds itself on both their mouth. Se

20th century gilt bronze sculpture modeled in the form of a Mare with her young Pony. Incised artist signature "G. Mancini". Mounted atop a rectangular marble base. Measures approx. 12"H x 18-1/2"L x

The mother mare, though legs wobbling, excitedly bends her neck down to touch nose with her newborn creation. The young foal lays with sprawled legs that eventually one day will carry her across the l

Bronze sculpture of mare and her rearing colt. 19th century. PJ Mene to base . Hand torch cut nut to underside. Provenance the Burger family acquired by family in 1890 in France. Hence by descendants.

This gorgeous mare takes stroll through the luscious green fields and enjoys the sunny spring day. She is a full bodied girl and her mane is long and flowing. Her Body is muscular and thick. Her tail

Wonderful sculpture by Nina Kaiser, a well known artist in the horse racing world. This bust of a mare and foal was originally created in 1994 and was awarded in 2001 for Waingarth, owned by Oakcrest