- Solid bronze Small Hares Running sculpture from Richard Cooper & Company
- Crafted by sculptor Michael Simpson
- Limited edition - 350 pieces only
- Complete with Certificate of Authenticity
- Individually boxed
- Measures 12cm (height) by 22cm (length)
- Weighs 560g bronze
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| Medium | Solid bronze sculpture |
|---|---|
| Image Size | 22cm (length) by 12cm (height) |
| Edition Size | 350 |
Richard Cooper & Company work with UK sculptors and designers to create stunning and unique foundry bronze sculptures. Products range from the flamboyant figurative work of Landanski, through to the detailed wildlife studies of Michael Simpson. All bronzes are produced using the lost wax method. Each bronze is decorated and finished either using traditional patinas or by hand painting with acrylics and enamels. The collections from Richard Cooper have been shown separately according to subject - hares, domestic animals and other wildlife.
| Delivery Charges | UK | Europe including Eire & Channel Islands | North America | Rest of the World |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mounted artwork & sculptures | Free | £14.95 | £24.95 | £49.95 |
| Framed artwork | Free | n/a | n/a | n/a |
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