"Second Polish Republic (1918–1939), Jan Witke, bison sculpture"
The sculpture is an expressive, compact bronze piece depicting a powerful animal—most likely a bison—in a calm yet tension-filled stance. The animal stands on an irregularly shaped, solid-looking base, modeled to resemble rocky terrain, which enhances the naturalistic character of the scene. The surface of the bronze features a dark patina with subtle greenish tones, giving the object a sense of depth and an antique-like appearance.
The animal’s head is slightly lowered, creating a focused, almost contemplative impression. At the same time, this posture conveys strength and a deep connection to the earth. The horns are short and robust, while the fur—particularly around the head and back—is suggested through fine, wave-like textures. This stylized yet recognizable treatment of the surface lends the sculpture a sense of vitality without resorting to excessive realism.
Price - 150€
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