Description
Bronze Five Geese Formation Flying
Hollow Cast Bronze Five Geese Flying in Formation Sculpture
Five Geese Formation Flying is a magnificent hollow cast bronze sculpture created by renowned bronze artist John Cox. It beautifully captures the graceful movement of five geese soaring together in perfect formation. Celebrating the beauty, unity and freedom of one of nature’s most inspiring spectacles, this impressive sculpture creates a powerful sense of movement and elegance
Expertly created using the traditional Lost Wax Bronze Casting method, this remarkable sculpture showcases the exceptional craftsmanship for which Escar UK Bronze is renowned. Each goose has been individually sculpted with remarkable precision, faithfully reproducing the elegant wings, streamlined bodies and natural flight formation that make migrating geese such an unforgettable sight
Finished with an attractive brown and blue patination, the sculpture possesses exceptional depth, richness and natural character. The carefully applied finish enhances every feather and flowing contour while bringing warmth, realism and visual impact to this beautifully balanced composition
Standing approximately 175cm high, 120cm wide and 80cm deep, and weighing around 55 kilos, Five Geese Formation Flying creates a spectacular focal point for gardens, lakesides, ponds, estates and landscaped outdoor spaces. Its soaring composition naturally draws the eye upwards, creating the illusion of a flock gliding effortlessly through the open sky
Celebrating harmony, freedom and the enduring beauty of the natural world, Five Geese Formation Flying is a distinguished addition to any collection of wildlife sculpture. Whether admired for its artistic craftsmanship or its dramatic portrayal of birds in flight, it brings elegance, movement and timeless appeal to any outdoor setting
Have You Ever Wondered Why Geese Fly in a V-Formation?
Geese fly in a V-formation because the arrangement helps them conserve energy during long flights. As each bird flies, its wings create rising air that can give the bird behind it additional lift. By positioning themselves carefully within the formation, the flock can make sustained flight more efficient. The leading goose does not receive the same benefit, so geese can change position during a journey and share the demanding work at the front. This distinctive natural behaviour is captured in our Bronze Five Geese Formation Flying sculpture, with the birds arranged to recreate the movement and character of a migrating flock
Hollow Cast Bronze Birds : Five Geese Formation Flying
Created by Bronze Artist : John Cox : 2012
Patination : Brown / Blue
Material : Hollow Cast Bronze
Method : Lost Wax Bronze Casting
Height : Approx. 175cm
Width : Approx. 120cm
Depth : Approx. 80cm
Weight : Approx. 55 Kilos
Product Code : FIVE-FLYING-GEESE
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Bronze Artist / Bronze Sculptor -:- John Cox -:- (1952 -:- 2014)
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