Bronze Elk Sculpture
Bronze Elk Sculpture
This 19th-century English cast-bronze elk does not merely stand—he proclaims. Head lifted to the sky, antlers swept dramatically along his back, he releases a call you can almost hear if you pause long enough. The sculptor understood the muscular poetry of the wild: the taut neck, the planted hooves, the rocky base that feels chipped from an outcrop in some cold northern forest. Elk and base were cast separately, then bolted together beneath—an old-world practicality that feels oddly comforting in a digital century.
The patina is extraordinary: a bright, golden bronze softened by a century of hands, sleeves, dustings, moves. Nothing artificial, nothing contrived—just the slow burnish of time.
For the outdoorsman (or the indoorsman who dreams of being one), this piece delivers the romance of wilderness in the most civilized possible form: a small, glowing monument to the call of the wild.
7.5 in. W x 4 in. D x 6.5 in. H