Sculpture "Horse Tamer (right)"

Make your house, office, or gallery resemble the fascinating city landscapes of Paris, St. Petersburg, or Washington with a meticulous replica of the famous 'Horse Tamers' sculpture. Directly inspired by the renowned paired sculptures gracing the magnifique Place de la Concorde and adorning the entrance to the enchanting Champs-Elysees, these figures capture the vigorous and dramatic spectacle of a horseman taming a rearing horse, a popular theme around the world.

Created by the master sculptor Guillaume Coustou, one of the most talented sculptors of the 17th century, our piece is scaled to suit any setting while retaining the majesty and impressive detail of the original artwork. Coustou's sculptures are known for their precise silhouettes, captivating rhythmic movements, and ornamental beauty reminiscent of the Baroque style. Our replica, echoing the original, stunningly presents the rearing rumps of horses, fluttering manes, and an overall sense of decorative picturesqueness and dynamic flight. It's more than just a figurine; it's a petite embodiment of grand artistic traditions.

An esteemed member of the Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture in France, Guillaume Coustou (1677-1746) exuded his mastery in his works. Famous for his intricate craftsmanship, he received great acclaim from Paris to Versailles, and Marly. His compelling style and remarkable artistry, evident in the 'Horse Tamers' sculptures, have made him an enduring figure in the world of sculpture. Our Coustou-inspired piece aims to reflect his artistic spirit and vivid portrayal of human and animal interplay.

Crafted with exacting attention to detail, this piece serves not only as a decorative item but as a conversation starter. It's perfect for anyone with an appreciation for historical, world-class art, or for those simply looking for a stunning addition to their home or office decor. Embrace the opportunity to own a piece of history, an echo of the illustrious Louvre's possession.