Bronze has been the material for animal sculpture for as long as sculpture has existed, and for good reason. Lost-wax casting holds fine detail — the set of a horse's head, the line of a wing — and the finished work survives outdoors for generations, developing a patina rather than deteriorating.
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Horse Sculpture Australia
Horse Sculpture Australia
Horse Sculpture Australia
Bronze sculpture
Bronze sculpture
Bronze sculpture
Bronze sculpture
Bronze sculpture
Stephen Glassborow
Stephen Glassborow
Stephen Glassborow
Stephen Glassborow
Stephen Glassborow
Stephen Glassborow
Stephen Glassborow
Stephen Glassborow
Stephen Glassborow
Table-Top Sculpture
Stephen Glassborow
Stephen Glassborow
Figurative Sculpture
Animal Sculpture
Bronze Animal Sculpture
This collection brings together ARTpark’s cast bronze animal work by Australian sculptors: horses and equine studies, birds, and native wildlife, at scales from tabletop pieces to full outdoor works.
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Bronze suits both settings. Indoors it reads as a collected object on a plinth or console; outdoors it weathers into a garden and needs almost nothing beyond an occasional wax. Coastal sites are no obstacle.
Most works are limited editions, and the sculptors represented here take commissions — a particular animal, a specific scale, or an alternative patina. Contact us to discuss a piece.