Cast bronze animal statue bronze horse sculpture

The earliest existing reliefs about the Marara can be traced back to the Assyrian. There are many bronze horse sculptures in the contemporary world, such as the Cavalli di San Marco. The statue of the golden bronzes was originally part of the sculpture of the two -wheeled two -wheeled tank. The author may be the Greek sculptor in the 4th century BC. However, although this set of sculptures is called bronze, the purity of the copper of this set of sculptures is not high. From the perspective of appearance, the horses of the Greek sculpture are mainly realistic, not freehand, the muscle lines are smooth, and even the tight blood vessels on the horse's legs are clearly visible.

During the classical period, the Greek sculptor Fidias also carved the image of a horse on the gables of the Temple of Paton to celebrate the victory of the marathon. The muscles and blood vessels of the horse were very clear. To a certain extent, he was inherited by the Romans, and it also played a certain role in the art of Western art later.