Guitar Player Bronze Sculpture

This amazing and creative abstract of an African American man singing is exquisite. He is made with the creation of your imagination. His mouth is wide open as the music notes flow out his mouth to go

This amazing and creative abstract of anAfrican American man singing is exquisite. He is made with the creation of your imagination. His mouth is wide open as the music notes flow out his mouth to go

This amazing and creative abstract of anAfrican American man singing is exquisite. He is made with the creation of your imagination. His mouth is wide open as the music notes flow out his mouth to go

Jean-Jacques Porret (Swiss, 20th Century) Guitar Player. Bronze sculpture, signed, dated 1983, and numbered 1/5 at the bottom, mounted to a black granite base. Together with a pedestal with a separate

This amazing and creative abstract of Jimmy Hendrix playing his Guitar is exquisite. He is made with the creation of your imagination. His eyes are concentrating on each string he touches, making sure

This amazing and creative abstract of Jimmy Hendrix playing his Guitar is exquisite. He is made with the creation of your imagination. His eyes are concentrating on each string he touches, making sure

This amazing and creative abstract of Jimmy Hendrix playing his Guitar is exquisite. He is made with the creation of your imagination. His eyes are concentrating on each string he touches, making sure

This amazing and creative abstract of Jimmy Hendrix playing his Guitar is exquisite. He is made with the creation of your imagination. His eyes are concentrating on each string he touches, making sure

This amazing and creative abstract of Jimmy Hendrix playing his Guitar is exquisite. He is made with the creation of your imagination. His eyes are concentrating on each string he touches, making sure

Jacques Lipchitz, Lithuanian, French, 1891 to 1973, a patinated bronze sculpture, Guitar Player in Armchair, after the original sculpture made in 1922. Signed with impressed, Lipchitz, on the side of

After Jacques Lipchitz (1891-1973). A cubist bronze sculpture titled Guitar Player in a Chair. Cast signature, dated 1922, and numbered 3/5. In a black marble base. 14 in tall x 9 in wide (excluding b

#128 of 200, 1988, 12 1/2"....Known for his "fragmented" sculpting style, Paul Wegner is nationally acclaimed as the originator of this unique and eye-catching form. His interest began when he read a

A handsome bronze statue of a Musician playing the Guitar. Felt covered underside on the marble base. This bronze sculpture was cast using the ancient method of lost-wax casting and stained with a bro

Anonymous sculptor 2nd half of 20th century, expressive bronze sculpture of a guitar player, solid bronze, unsigned, h. 29,5 cm

Limited 1/9 - Measurements: 17.5 in H x 7 x 7 inches

Limited 1/9 - Measurements: 17.5 in H x 7 x 7 inches

imited 1/9 - Measurements: 17.5 in H x 7 x 7 inches

Gottlob Deihle (German, 1856-1933) bronze sculpture mounted on marble base, depicting a hockey player, signed: "G. Diehle." Bronze: 9.25" H x 7.25" W x 3.75" D; marble: 3.75" H x 4.5" square.

This amazing and creative abstract of Jimmy Hendrix playing his Guitar is exquisite. He is made with the creation of your imagination. His eyes are concentrating on each string he touches. The artist

Mother & Child Strumming Guitar Bronze Sculpture A young girl sits against her mother as the mom teachers how to play the instrument. The young girl is eagerly fiddling with the strings as her mo

The unique statue will bring an added touch into any room in your home or office. Cast bronze sculpture features the forms of a saxophone player and saxophone. The statue is cast using the sand-castin

Jazz Musician, Saxophone player sculpture. Signed by the artist, Dwight, at bottom. Lost wax casting method bronze, with brown patina, mounted on a marble base. 12" H X 5" W. 7lbs.

Hot Cast Saxophone Player Bronze Sculpture Unique statue will bring an added touch into any room in your home or office.Cast bronze sculpture features the forms of a saxophone player and saxophone. S

A golfer tilts his head up to the sun and watches his ball rise. He holds his form and stance, tracking the position of the ball and how close to the green it may land. His body twists with his stroke