Standing & walking
A clear silhouette for gardens, courtyards and ranch entrances. Allow space to walk around the full length of the horse.
View a standing horseBronze Horse Statues
Discover our collection of life-size bronze horse statues handcrafted for outdoor landscapes, ranches, gardens, public spaces, and luxury properties. As a professional bronze sculpture manufacturer, we create a wide range of custom bronze horse sculptures featuring realistic anatomy, dynamic poses, and finely sculpted details.
This Mare with Foal bronze statue beautifully captures the deep bond between a mother horse and her young foal. With elegant body lines, realistic anatomy, and a warm golden bronze finish.
Size: 67.5″ High or Customized Size
Price: $5,580.00-$6,900.00
Cast in high-quality bronze with a striking verdigris (green patina) finish, this Grazing Horse Sculpture captures the natural, peaceful moment of a horse gently bowing its head to graze.
Size: 70.5″ High or Customized Size
Price: $3,580.00-$3,900.00
Handcrafted life-size bronze pack horse sculpture featuring a rich antique green finish, complete with detailed saddlebags and woven baskets. Designed exclusively in 1:1 real-life scale for outdoor gardens, ranches, and grand estates.
Size: 70.5″ High or Customized Size
Price: $3,880.00-$4,900.00
Handcrafted 1:1 life-size bronze Roman chariot sculpture depicting a heroic warrior holding reins behind two galloping horses. Designed exclusively in monumental scale for city plazas, grand estates, and luxury landmarks.
Size: Customized Size You Want
Price: $20,580.00-$35,900.00
Modern abstract bronze sculpture inspired by Emmanuel Kieffer's "Le Baiser" (The Kiss), depicting a tender connection between a girl and a horse.
Size: 70.5″ High or Customized Size
Price: $2,580.00-$3,900.00
The racer one bronze statue shows the racer and thoroughbred handsome images, which was custom-made and commemorative for Murray State University. Trevi has rich experience in making bronze custom statues, and could cast a school mascot statue that satisfies you.
Size: Customized Size You Want
Price: $1,000.00 – $3,900.00
This vintage brass unicorn statue captivates with its elegant reclining pose, exuding an aura of tranquility and mystery.
Size: 39″ High or Customized Size
Price: $2,580.00-$6,900.00
This bronze equestrian statue is a classic work that combines art and craftsmanship, showing the power, majesty, and glory of the knight.
Size: 8.5ft High or Customized Size
Price: $5,580.00-$8,900.00
A large bronze Pegasus statue would draw more attention to your environment. Don't miss this finely cast Pegasus sculpture.
Size: customized sizes
Price: $1300-6550
This large bronze Trojan horse statue contains profound philosophy. Our factory can customize this statue as a city landmark.
Size: Customized Size You Want
Price: $2,580.00-$4,850.00
Trevi can reproduce this giant bronze horse sculpture, which is primarily a tribute to Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci.
Size: Customized Size You Want
Price: $5,580.00-$8,900.00
Trevi Art Sculpture is one of the leading sculpture manufacturers, supplying, and exporting Sculpture to several countries. All our sculptures could be delivered worldwide.
Beyond the collection
Life-Size Bronze Horse Statues, Made for Your Setting
Choosing a horse sculpture is about more than picking a pose. It has to feel right from the driveway, fit the site and capture the character you have in mind. Explore our standing, rearing, galloping and equestrian designs—or ask about a custom portrait of your own horse. Share a site photo, preferred scale and delivery location to start a project-specific conversation.
Get a Horse Project Quote100+ horse modelsExisting clay-model starting points
2,000+ horse sculpturesSold for client projects
30+ yearsBronze foundry production experience
1,000+ clientsServed across countries worldwide
The foundry behind the horses
Bronze Horse Sculptures, Crafted in Our Own Foundry
See our horses at the foundry, before they make their way to a client’s site. The workshop photographs show finished figures together in production spaces—not generic catalog mockups. Discuss the clay model, final pose, surface finish and shipment details directly with the team behind your project.
Made for different projects
Who We Work With
From a portrait of a much-loved horse to a landmark for a public venue, each setting brings different questions about scale, expression and installation.
Equestrian centers & racing venuesA recognizable entrance, racehorse tribute or club landmark with the right breed and movement.
Ranches, estates & private collectorsA garden focal point or a portrait sculpture inspired by a particular horse.
Landscape designers & architectsProject-specific drawings, footprint, finish and installation details to coordinate with the site team.
Parks, schools & civic projectsPublic-facing work that needs a clear brief, approval stages and locally reviewed installation plans.
Hotels, resorts & commercial propertiesA memorable arrival point planned around guest routes, viewing angles and the opening schedule.
Start with the setting
Which Horse Belongs in Your Space?
Think about the first viewing angle, the room around the sculpture and the feeling you want visitors to take away.
Rearing & paired
A stronger vertical gesture for estate gates and open arrival spaces. If you want a pair, discuss facing direction and matching bases early.
Explore a rearing horseGalloping & groups
Best considered where the full composition can be seen across a lawn or landscape. Groups need more width than a single horse.
See running horse groupsHorse & rider
A compelling option for racing venues and commemorative settings. Plan the rider, horse and any pedestal as one composition.
View the jockey sculptureA design with a destination
Make the Sculpture Read from the Right Distance
A close-up courtyard and a long approach to a riding center call for different silhouettes. Send us the viewing distance and a site photo so the pose, scale and sightlines can be discussed together.
Look closer
The Details That Make a Horse Feel Alive
Compare the anatomy, head, mane, surface finish and the expression of different completed pieces. The images below show finished-work details, not a promise that every model has the same finish.
Size without guesswork
Will It Actually Fit the Site?
“Life-size” describes a horse’s overall scale, not one universal height. A raised head or rearing pose changes the total height; the length and width matter just as much for paths, entrances and unloading.
Horse vs. pedestalAsk whether listed height includes the base, plaque or raised plinth.
Full footprintRequest length × width × height for the selected design and pose.
Access & liftingCheck gate width, unloading space and the route to the installation point.
For context rather than a product specification, read our bronze horse statue size guide. Final dimensions and estimated weight should be confirmed against a drawing for your actual design.
Not sure about the scale?
Send a site photo, the available space and your favorite pose; ask for dimensions before you decide.
Planning a pair?
Match the Direction, Base and Arrival View
A symmetrical entrance works best when the two horses are considered together: which way they face, how far apart they stand and where the approach begins. Confirm the base and fixing concept with your local project team.
See the form before casting
Explore Our Horse Clay Models
Starting from a clay model helps you judge the profile, movement and breed-specific features before metalwork begins. These six photographed models show different directions for a commission; ask which can be adapted to your brief.
Sculpted with a horseman’s eye
A Better Starting Point for Your Own Horse
Our range of horse clay models gives you more than one starting pose. Our horse-owning clay sculptor brings firsthand familiarity with equine movement to the modeling bench, working from the references that matter to your project.
- Send photographs from the front, side and three-quarter view if you want to portray a particular horse.
- Point out distinctive markings, mane, build and expression.
- Review model photographs and agree on requested changes before casting starts.
The scope of changes to an existing model—or the need for a new model—should be agreed in your written quote.
Before it leaves the foundry
Plan the Hand-Off, Not Just the Statue
Large sculpture projects need clear answers about dimensions, crating, transport and site access. Ask what will be supplied for your chosen horse and what your local installer must arrange.
Know the approval points
From Your First Reference to a Finished Bronze Horse
A clear brief and review stages help avoid surprises once production is under way.
01 / BRIEF
Set the direction
Share the setting, pose or horse photos, target size, finish and delivery destination.
02 / MODEL
Review the clay
Check form, proportions and identifying details; agree on any revisions before casting.
03 / CAST
Approve the finish
Confirm the planned patina and review finished-work photographs before dispatch.
04 / DELIVER
Prepare the site
Confirm packing, delivery terms, unloading, foundation and fixing responsibilities in writing.
What should your quote spell out?
Design and dimensions, finish, base or plaque, packing, destination, shipping terms, taxes, lifting and installation scope.
See the work in context
Bronze Horses in Client Settings
These customer-feedback photographs show how different poses and groupings look in real spaces. They are project images, not quoted reviews or universal size specifications.
Before you commission
Questions Horse Sculpture Buyers Ask
Does “life-size” mean the same height for every horse?
No. Breed, age and pose affect the overall height. Ask for the chosen design’s full length × width × height and whether the base is included. For more context, see our size guide.
Can you sculpt a statue based on my own horse?
Send clear photos from several angles and tell us which features matter most. Discuss the pose, scale, clay-model review and the revision scope before approving production.
What affects the final price?
Size, number of figures, modeling changes, finish, base, packaging and destination can all change the scope. Ask for an itemized written quotation, including what is excluded; prices shown on product cards should not be taken as a delivered-and-installed project price.
Who handles the foundation and installation?
That depends on the agreed project scope. Request dimensions, estimated weight and the proposed fixing information for the selected sculpture. A local qualified engineer or installer should check the foundation, anchoring, permits and site requirements.
How should an outdoor bronze horse be cared for?
Care depends on the chosen patina and local exposure. Ask for finish-specific cleaning and maintenance guidance as part of the project handover rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all schedule.
Ready to shape the brief?
Tell Us About the Horse and the Place It Will Stand
Send a reference design or horse photos, an approximate size, a site photo, your delivery country and preferred timing. We can discuss the model, finish and project scope around your actual setting.
Get a Custom Horse Quote