Horses are known and loved for their agility, graceful movement,strongbodies and sleek coat. They ignite a feeling of freedom and unchartedpaths. This sculpture is perfect for any horse lover and collector.This horse has broken free of his reins, saddle and the restrictingranch he lived on. He trots freely in the open land. His eyes widenedat the sight of soaring birds.His mane whips in the wild air. Hestands on his hind legs, kicking into the air. This is not an animalto be tamed. 100% bronze and handmade, this brown patina sculpture wascast using the "Lost Wax Method" and mounted on a black marble base.It is signed by the artist P. Lecourtier. Prosper Lecourtier (1851 - 1924) was born in Meuse, France July 12thin 1851. He studied under the great sculptor Fremiet. Very little isknow about the personal life of this sculptor other than he had manyexhibits at the Salon, where he first exhibited in 1875 until hisdeath in 1924.

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