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Fine-Art.com | Mike Fields Bronzes | Art Listing Details

d'ART ID#: 113038 Length: 11.00 ft (335.28 cm) Height: 11.00 ft (335.28 cm) Depth: 4.00 ft (121.92 cm) Framed: no Dominant colors Media Types: Bronze , Marble , Sculpture Style & Subject: Equine , Southwestern , Sporting Artist's Bio: Mike Fields Biography Sculptor Mike Fields began learning technique, form and design from his father at an early age. Growing and maturing with each new work, he is determine... --Full Bio Share: Email to a friend Embed thumbnail: COPY TO CLIPBOARD Copy the tag above and paste it in your HTML code. Social Bookmarking: Artist's Discussion Forum

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Seller Comments... This is a work in progress image of a sculpture of a Friesian horse. This image depicts the resin master original. The horse statue will be cast in bronze with a black patina and rest on a black granite base. The horse sculpture is available in 17" size and monumental size. Soon to be released are several other compositions of Friesian Horse to be followed by pieces of Arabian Horses. I am available for monumental commission. Horses are a magnificent animal and a tremendous challenge and opportunity for an artist to exercise their skill. Friesian horse are one of the most ancient horse breeds and one of the most beautiful. I am just starting my career in equine art but i plan to do many more horse sculptures. Please view my work at: www.chesterfieldsbronzes.com/chester-fields-2mb/horse.html as well as at www.friesiansculpture.com