Highland Monarch Bronze Sculpture Figurine (David Geenty)
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'Highland Monarch' is a cold cast bronze resin sculpture by David Geenty and stands at 23cm high. This stunning sculpture depicts the beauty of this regal beast.
Made from cold cast bronze and polished to give a beautiful patina very similar to hot cast bronze.
Solid figurine. Excellent stag and deer sculptures.
From The Beauchamp Bronze Collection.
Includes info card.
Suitable base: the 21 cm base in our wooden bases section.
Veronese Design is a brand well know all around the world. Products with the Veronese signature are high quality decorative items, figures, sculptures and statuettes. They have a huge creative team that have contributed to over 1000 different designs ranging from wildlife to dance to mythology and the classics. They mainly focus on bronze.
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