Sculpture - brave bull - Ángeles Anglada

Discover a popular brand specializing in handcrafted luxury sculptures and decorative figurines - Anglada,

The name of this Spanish manufactory comes from its founder - Ángeles Anglada - the chief designer and creator, who established a professional workshop in 1988 immediately after completing his studies.

For the production of these incredible sculptures, powdered stone is poured into molds and then handed over to an expert for finishing with gold, silver, copper, or bronze.

A. Anglada presented his first collection in 1992 at the International Souvenir Fair in Madrid. Since then, his workshop has been growing dynamically, and his designs are recognized and respected worldwide. His talents have been showcased at over 50 exhibitions!

Unconventional products from this brand enjoy extraordinary popularity and recognition even among the most demanding clients, and are currently available in over 40 countries!

The statues he designs are characterized by a particular sensitivity, but also possess personality and character. Created thoughtfully, they gradually reflect human emotions.

In his diverse collection, he offers a wide selection of thematic figurines blending tradition and modernity. Some of his statuettes have a classic appearance, but his offerings are increasingly dominated by avant-garde styles.

Every statue by the Spanish artist undergoes numerous quality tests.

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This is one of the magnificent representations of bulls created by Ángeles Anglada. Thanks to the high realism of this sculpture, you will easily notice the grandeur and strength of this magnificent animal. The sculpture “Toro Bravo” is undoubtedly a metaphor for strength and stubbornness, so this piece could become a true totem for your company.

This bull sculpture is made of quartz and resin, with a patinated bronze finish. Unlike other versions of the same sculpture, this time its creator played with the finishing technique differently. He achieved very dark green tones leaning towards black, as well as very light golds, instead of the light blue-green seen in the previous work.