Bronze Galloping Wild Horses Sculpture

This is a dynamic horizontal bronze-finish sculpture depicting a trio of wild horses in a full gallop. The piece is cast with three equine figures, each uniquely posed to convey a sense of movement and energy, with flowing manes and tails. The material appears to be cold-cast bronze or a patinated resin, characterized by a deep metallic brown finish with lighter highlights on the musculature and curves of the horses. The base is an integral, irregularly shaped textured terrain that grounds the figures. The sculpture exhibits a high level of detail in the anatomical rendering of the horses, particularly in their expressive faces and powerful legs. At the front right of the base, there is a visible incised marking that appears to be a signature or manufacturer's mark, though it is not fully legible from this angle. In terms of condition, the piece shows a well-preserved surface with a consistent patina and no obvious chips, cracks, or repairs, suggesting it is a relatively modern 20th or 21st-century decorative item. The craftsmanship reflects a Western or Realistic style, often found in equestrian art intended for home or office display.