110,00 €
Auroch, male, reconstructed at 1:20 scale and hand-painted in polyurethane resin. 180 × 145 mm. Sculpted by J. Miguel Aparicio, made to order.
The wild ancestor of domestic cattle, hunted across Europe until the last cow died in Poland in 1627. Contemporary accounts and the Lascaux paintings agree on a black bull with a pale dorsal stripe and forward-curving horns, standing nearly two metres at the shoulder. The bulk here is deliberate: aurochs were far heavier than any modern breed.
Modelled by hand in heat-hardened clay over a wire armature, moulded in silicone and cast in polyurethane resin. Every copy is cleaned, retouched and painted by hand in acrylics, so no two pieces are ever strictly identical.
Made to order. Each casting is finished individually, so please allow time for preparation before dispatch.
