EQUINE SCULPTURES
BY SHERYL LEISURE
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TURNIN' HARTS
Turnin' Harts is a working ranch horse in a fast spin. He has his left hind foot firmly planted and is pushing off with the other leg while crossing over in the front. His long mane flows to the outside and his tail curls around inward. This is an Artist Scale resin, slightly smaller than Traditional scale. This edition is sold out.
HARTS AFIRE ARABIAN MARE
Harts Afire is a young Arabian mare in a soft trot. She has a sweet delicate face and a flowing mane and tail. She was released with a small resin-cast base (not shown) and early versions came with a clear acrylic peg in her front hoof. This is an Artist Scale resin, slightly smaller than Traditional scale. This edition is sold out.
WALTER STOCK HORSE GELDING
Walter is a traditional scale resin model portrait of a real appendix Quarter Horse. He is black/bay in color and came with his book; "Walter Spills the Oats". Walter models stand approximately 8 1/2" tall and were an edition of 500 pieces.
This model was also issued as “Change of Hart” in Chestnut Paint, Bay, Palomino and Bay Appaloosa colors. These models are SOLD OUT.
BRAVEHART FRIESIAN STALLION
This model is sculpted from a real Friesian stallion, and was offered as a 250-piece edition in black as a portrait called Hart of Thor. The sculpture stands approximately 8 3/4" tall and is in a full gallop standing on a clear acrylic peg on his front hoof.
This model was also offered in four additional colors and included Bay, Chocolate Sorrel, Bay Pinto and Dapple Grey under the name “Brave Hart”. These models are SOLD OUT.
SAMUEL BELGIAN GELDING
I Samuel is a classic scale Belgian model in a smart trot with a loose mane and tail and feathered feet. He was produced in resin as a hobby edition by Resins by Randy.
II Samuel is the "show ready" version of the first Samuel, with clipped legs and a braided mane and tail. Twelve were produced with no wires in the legs as prototypes. Some are still available both unpainted and painted.
Alchemy Ceramics of England also produced this model in bisque and several very limited edition colors.
BEAUREGUARDE PERCHERON STALLION
This is Beauregarde, one of my first sculptures. I did him way back in 1996 as an artists scale Percheron Stallion. I've learned a lot since then, but he still has charm and appeals to drafter lovers out there! I did a run of solid cast resin models, 25 each of dapple grey, black and sorrel. Each came with a certificate and was signed and numbered. These models are sold out.
