NEOCLASSICAL BRONZE FIGURINE OF A BULL. Ca. AD 1900 or earlier. A freestanding bronze figurine of a bull, naturalistically rendered. Depicted in a slightly tilted pose, it turns its head to one side. A robust, muscular body is accentuated by a raised left front leg, a tucked tail, and detailed hooves and dewlap. Anatomical details include visible muscles and ribs. A well-defined snout, open nostrils, slightly parted mouth, and forward-facing eyes characterise the head. The curved horns frame the head, and the ears are positioned prominently. Mounted on a modern display stand.Size: 120mm x 130mm; Weight: 700gProvenance: Private UK collection; acquired on the French market in the 1970s.