Description
Bronze Figure : Toby Reading a Comic
Hollow Cast Bronze Sculpture
Introducing the charming Toby Reading a Comic hollow cast bronze sculpture, created by the late bronze artist John Cox of Escar UK Bronze.
This delightful sculpture captures Toby enjoying a quiet moment of childhood relaxation, seated on the ground with one arm casually stretched behind him while absorbed in reading his favourite comic. Expertly sculpted with remarkable attention to detail, the figure conveys a wonderful sense of character, from his relaxed pose and expressive features to the carefully rendered clothing and comic he holds.
Created using the traditional Lost Wax Bronze Casting method, this hollow cast bronze sculpture showcases the exceptional craftsmanship, precision and attention to detail that became synonymous with John Cox’s work at Escar UK Bronze.
Finished with an attractive combination of brown, blue and skin tones patination, the carefully applied colours enhance the textures and details of the sculpture, adding depth, warmth and personality to this engaging work of bronze art.
Measuring approximately 60cm high x 100cm wide x 54cm deep and weighing around 38 kilos, the Bronze Toby Reading a Comic Sculpture makes an impressive addition to homes, gardens, patios, galleries or private collections.
Hollow Cast Bronze Sculpture -:- Toby Reading a Comic
Created by Bronze Artist : John Cox : 2007
Patination : Brown / Blue / Skin Tones
Material : Hollow Cast Bronze
Method : Lost Wax Bronze Casting
Height : Approx. 60cm
Width : Approx. 100cm
Length : Approx. 54cm
Weight : Approx. 38 Kilos
Product Code : TOBY-READING-A-COMIC
If you like Bronze Children, Reading & Drawing, see
Bronze Figure -:- Hannah : Reading a Book
Bronze Figure : Tommy Sitting Drawing
Bronze Figure : Alice Reading a Book
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Bronze Artist / Sculptor -:- John Cox -:- (1952 -:- 2014)
Escar UK Bronze : Bronze Figures : Toby Reading a Comic
Wikipedia :- For more info on Lost Wax Casting -: The Crucible
Hollow Cast Bronze Statues UK -:- Hollow Cast Bronze Sculptures UK