Tag Archives: bronze rabbit statue

1.Introduction of rabbit garden sculpture Outdoor rabbit garden sculpture presents an elegant and light posture, with all four feet off the ground, as if leaving a flowing stream of light and shadow in pursuit of the wind. The rabbit’s ears fluttered, showcasing its agility and liveliness as it ran. Sculpture presents a visual feast of […]

1.Introduction of outdoor garden rabbit statues Outdoor garden rabbit statues has created a surprising artistic performance. In this unique sculpture series, a rabbit sits leisurely on the back of a snail, crossing its legs and holding a book, showcasing a leisurely and self satisfied reading time. At the same time, another rabbit challenged the difficult […]

1.Introduction of large hare garden sculpture Large hare garden sculpture is a very classic outdoor sculpture. They were conceived by Sophie Ryder, an artist living in the UK. Her inspiration comes from “boxing” March hare. If you look closely, you can see the scrap metal fragments embedded in the rabbit’s body. Impressive. Three crazy rabbits […]

1.Introduction of vintage rabbit statue Vintage rabbit statue is life size. Rabbit is a very cute small herbivore. It has a short tail and a hairy body. It looks very cute. This sculpture is very interesting. A little rabbit fell into the water or under the rock. It tries to hold his companion’s hand. Several […]

1.Introduction of large rabbit garden statue This is a large rabbit garden statue. A huge rabbit is falling heavily and breaking a wooden box, overflowing with a large group of tiny demonic rabbits. If you look carefully, you will find that there is a man under the heavyweight rabbit. From the huge body of the […]

1.Introduction of rabbit and turtle statue Rabbit and turtle statue named pond dance is a classic sculpture created by the famous artist Georgia Gerber. Her bronze statues add light to many public places, including Rachel, the pig in pike market, Mercer Island library and Clinton public library. Thus, her creative sculptures are welcomed and loved […]