The Mustangs of Las Colinas Introduction:
Located in Williams Square in Irving, Texas, the Mustangs of Las Colinas is a bronze sculpture created by Robert Glen. It depicts a group of nine wild mustangs galloping through a 1.5 times life-size bronze creek, creating the effect of splashing water with the animals’ hooves. The bronze horse fountain project was completed in 1976 and installed in 1984.
The bronze horse sculpture serves as a tribute to the wild mustangs, which historically roamed freely across much of Texas. Symbolizing power, initiative, and a free-spirited way of life, these horses were integral to the state’s early pioneering days.
Using the Professional Patina Method:
Incorporating our factory’s casting expertise, the bronze horse fountain features a professional patina coloring method. Our skilled artists excel in adjusting various colors, resulting in the horses’ color becoming more natural and refined with time. Moreover, the utilization of a chemical heating method ensures the color’s durability. These techniques not only enhance the quality of our products but also provide us with a unique competitive advantage in the casting industry.
A Variety of Exquisite Clay Models:
Our factory boasts a wide array of exquisite clay models for bronze horse fountain sculptures. The clay models for our bronze horse sculptures come in diverse styles, as we have crafted different designs of wild horse sculpture clay models for many clients.
These clay models perfectly capture the majestic nature and intricate details of horses. Moreover, when you choose to cast bronze horse sculptures at our factory, you will have complimentary access to our clay models. This can save you thousands of dollars in clay model expenses.
If you are interested in creating a group of galloping bronze horse fountain sculptures for your community, please feel free to contact us anytime.
