110,00 €
Steppe Bison, reconstructed at 1:20 scale and hand-painted in polyurethane resin. 200 × 100 mm. Sculpted by J. Miguel Aparicio, made to order.
The steppe bison spanned Eurasia and North America and is the animal most often depicted in Palaeolithic cave art. The mummified specimen known as Blue Babe, recovered in Alaska, informs the coat and body proportions; the horns are longer and straighter than in any living bison.
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.
