George Washington Equestrian bronze monument

"On A Firm Foundation"
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
Unveiled July 4, 2006

This patriotic bronze horse sculpture depicting General George Washington astride his dapple grey stallion at Valley Forge.  Washington had a number of different mounts during the revolutionary war, the horse depicted here was known as "Blueskin" a Half-Arabian who was one of only two of Washington's horses to survive through the entire war.  Washington retired the two horses, Blueskin and Nelson to Mount Vernon after the Revolutionary War.

1 and 1/4 life-size bronze monumental statue of
General George Washington on his Horse
was sculpted by Equine Artist Kim Corpany and Stan Watts.

Above and below: The 1/2 life-size masterwork bronze sculpture of General George Washington on his dappled grey half-Arabian Stallion with full color patina. 
Also available in Traditional French Brown patina.
Internet price - $19,500 - rich walnut pedestal included (not shown here)

Shown below are views of the George Washington equestrian bronze monument at it's location near the entrance of Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge.

The bronze horse statue of General George Washington stands gaurd at the entryway Freedom's Foundation in Valley Forge, PA.

Bronze Equestrian Monument of George Washington

Link to Stan Watt's Atlas Bronze Casting website:
AtlasBronzeCasting