Bramley House

Middleham Rearing Horse Sculpture — In Gold

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House Note · About this piece

Middleham, high in the Yorkshire Dales, has trained racehorses for generations, and on any morning you can watch them come down off the gallops, still full of spirit. This sculpture brings that energy to a shelf or a mantel. A horse reared up on its hind legs, mane flying, it gives a room a point of interest and a little of the life of a racing town.

The horse is metal in an antique brass finish, with the muscles, mane and tail picked out in fine detail, and it stands on a black rectangular base that sets it off and keeps it steady. Seen from the side it makes a strong silhouette, and the light moving across the brass through the day changes how it reads.

Set it on a mantel between a pair of candlesticks, on a console in the entry, or on a bookshelf beside a stack of art books. It also brings life to a coffee table, a desk or a study shelf. This listing is for one sculpture.

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Middleham Rearing Horse Sculpture in Gold, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Middleham Rearing Horse Sculpture in Gold, side view showing the depth.
Close view of the horse body and mane on the Middleham Rearing Horse Sculpture in Gold.
Middleham Rearing Horse Sculpture in Gold, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Middleham Rearing Horse Sculpture in Gold, side view showing the depth.
Close view of the horse body and mane on the Middleham Rearing Horse Sculpture in Gold.
Middleham Rearing Horse Sculpture in Gold, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Middleham Rearing Horse Sculpture in Gold, side view showing the depth.
Close view of the horse body and mane on the Middleham Rearing Horse Sculpture in Gold.
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