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1. Introduction of Horse Sculpture This Horse Sculpture Outdoor with its front legs in the air shows strength and vitality with its dynamic posture and noble image. The creation background of this sculpture can usually be traced back to the classical and Renaissance periods, when horses were symbols of power and heroism. This horse-in-the-air posture, […]

1. Introduction of Quarter Horse Statue This sculpture shows the typical physique of a Quarter Horse: a muscular body, especially in the hind legs and hips, showing a strong sense of power. The horse in the Quarter Horse Statue is standing. Quarter Horse, also known as Quarter Horse in Chinese, is a short-distance racehorse breed […]

1. Introduction of mother and baby horse statue Paul Moore’s “Valley of the Horse” is a bronze sculpture that perfectly shows the power and grace of horses. The horses in the Native American Horse Sculpture are lifelike, with manes fluttering in the wind, muscular lines, and a dynamic sense of movement. This work reflects Paul […]

1. Introduction of two horse head sculpture The two horse head sculpture shows two horses snuggling together. Horses communicate with each other mainly through body language, sounds and smells. They express emotions through ear wagging, tail movement and body posture. For example, ears pressed back usually indicate warning or displeasure, while relaxed ears indicate calmness […]

1. Introduction of Running Horse Idol The Thoroughbred is a horse breed known for its speed and endurance that originated in England in the 17th century. Bred through the bloodlines of Arabian, Turkish and Barbary horses, Thoroughbred horses have a slender body, long legs and powerful muscles, and are often used in horse racing. Known […]

1. Introduction of Mustang Horse Statue Mustang horse is a wild horse that lives in North America. It originated from the domestic horse brought by Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century. Mustang horses are known for their tenacious vitality, independence and ability to adapt to harsh environments. Although Mustangs are wild, they are descendants of […]

1. Introduction of Western Horse Sculpture Quarter Horse, also known as American short-distance racehorse, originated in the United States in the 17th century and is one of the oldest horse breeds in the world. It was originally bred from a mix of English horses, Spanish horses, Arabian horses, etc., and was named for its ability […]

1. Introduction of Bronze Horse Statue Thoroughbred, originated in England in the 17th century, was bred by crossbreeding Arabian horses, Barbary horses, Turkish horses and other breeds, and was born specifically for horse racing. Known for their extreme speed and remarkable endurance, they are particularly good at short sprints and long-distance races. Thoroughbreds are slender […]

1. Introduction of Cowboy On Bucking Horse Statue The name Bronco comes from the Spanish word “bronco”, which means “rough” or “untamed”, and is used to describe wild horses that have not been tamed. In the American West pioneer era, bronco became synonymous with horses that were resistant and difficult to tame. These horses are […]

1. Introduction of Horse Head Sculpture Symmetrical twin horses symbolize balance, strength and dignity in many cultures. This design originated from the ancient culture’s mysterious belief in twin or mirror symbols and is common in the art and architecture of Southeast Asia and India. Twin horses are often used to express royal authority or military […]