KIM CORPANY BRONZE HORSE SCULPTURES
(801)845-5168 HORSE ART, BRONZE HORSE SCULPTURE & BRONZE HORSE STATUES
To commission a custom bronze sculpture, horse statue,
equestrian monument or custom trophy
contact Equine Artist
Kim Corpany
1(801)845-5168
or send an email to kim@corpany.com
KIM CORPANY is a
featured artist in the
COWGIRL UP! 2011 Invitational Exhibition and Sale
ART from the OTHER HALF
of the WEST
The most important exhibition and sale for western women artists in the country.
March 25 through May 8, 2011
Desert Caballeros Western Museum of Wickenburg, Arizona.
Click here for more information!
Why buy American Bronze Sculpture?
Buying American made bronze sculptures gives a quality assurance of the artwork you are purchasing.
The reasons that the price of bronze sculptures imported from Mexico, South America, or Asia are so low include:
-quality of the bronze metal used in the sculpture
-quality of craftsmanship
-working conditions
-cost of labor in these countries.
The minimum standard for bronze in the United States of America is 90% copper. Imported bronze usually tests at only 50% to 55% copper.
The quality of the bronze effects the resilience of the bronze sculpture as well as its ability to accept patina. Cheap imported bronze sculptures will generally not hold up to weather well, it's color taking on a corrosive residue quickly because of the low copper content in the bronze, sometimes even rusting depending on the metal content. Any repair work needed on a bronze sculpture is nearly impossible with such poor quality bronze.
Our foundry uses high quality silicon bronze with 95% copper 4% manganese and 1% silicon.
The standard for American bronze sculptures.
Because Kim's bronze horse sculptures are cast of this high quality US bronze, and they are made in the time honored process of lost wax bronze casting, they have the potential to last thousands of years and the patina of these bronze sculptures is lasting and beautiful.
Click here to go to the gallery of bronze sculptures by Kim Corpany
Buying American made bronze sculptures gives a quality assurance of the artwork you are purchasing.
The reasons that the price of bronze sculptures imported from Mexico, South America, or Asia are so low include:
-quality of the bronze metal used in the sculpture
-quality of craftsmanship
-working conditions
-cost of labor in these countries.
The minimum standard for bronze in the United States of America is 90% copper. Imported bronze usually tests at only 50% to 55% copper.
The quality of the bronze effects the resilience of the bronze sculpture as well as its ability to accept patina. Cheap imported bronze sculptures will generally not hold up to weather well, it's color taking on a corrosive residue quickly because of the low copper content in the bronze, sometimes even rusting depending on the metal content. Any repair work needed on a bronze sculpture is nearly impossible with such poor quality bronze.
Our foundry uses high quality silicon bronze with 95% copper 4% manganese and 1% silicon.
The standard for American bronze sculptures.
Because Kim's bronze horse sculptures are cast of this high quality US bronze, and they are made in the time honored process of lost wax bronze casting, they have the potential to last thousands of years and the patina of these bronze sculptures is lasting and beautiful.
Click here to go to the gallery of bronze sculptures by Kim Corpany
Reined Cow Horse Bronze Statue
Reined Cowhorse bronze statue
"Turnback"
Limited Edition Bronze Horse Sculpture - Edition of 40
Custom Sculpture by Equine Artist Kim Corpany
This bronze sculpture measures 12" x 10.5" x 13" high.
Custom sculpted bronze horse trophies and statues.
Work directly with the artist to create your custom horse award.
For year end or achievement awards consider a custom sculpted bronze horse portrait capturing the spirit and personality of the winning equine as a trophy.
Shown above in classic French Brown patina or below in Rich Butterscotch patina.
Bronze Portrait sculpture of Horse and Cowboy working as one
to turn a steer on the fence in a reined cowhorse competition.
Portrait captured in a bronze statue by equestrian artist Kim Corpany.
This reined cowhorse trophy was created for the
Saskatchewan Reined Cowhorse Association, Saskatchewan, Canada.
It is a perpetual trophy for the Saskatchewan Reined Cowhorse
horse of the year award. It was created with plenty of room on the
beautifully crafted walnut base for many names.
Kim Corpany's bronze horse sculptures are full of life. To look at them draws a person in, waiting for the bronze sculpture to move, looking for the bronze horse's ear to twitch, the tail to swish or the horse to breathe.
Kim has made a life-long pursuit of understanding horses from the inside out and it shows in her remarkable horse sculptures. Kim's bronze equestrian sculptures tell the stories of the horses and riders that they are modeled after. The bronze sculptures speak to the viewer with emotion and presence.
Bronze Portrait sculpture of Horse and Cowboy working as one
to turn a steer on the fence in a reined cowhorse competition.
Portrait captured in a bronze statue by equestrian artist Kim Corpany.
This reined cowhorse trophy was created for the
Saskatchewan Reined Cowhorse Association, Saskatchewan, Canada.
It is a perpetual trophy for the Saskatchewan Reined Cowhorse
horse of the year award. It was created with plenty of room on the
beautifully crafted walnut base for many names.
Kim Corpany's bronze horse sculptures are full of life. To look at them draws a person in, waiting for the bronze sculpture to move, looking for the bronze horse's ear to twitch, the tail to swish or the horse to breathe.
Kim has made a life-long pursuit of understanding horses from the inside out and it shows in her remarkable horse sculptures. Kim's bronze equestrian sculptures tell the stories of the horses and riders that they are modeled after. The bronze sculptures speak to the viewer with emotion and presence.
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