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Bronze Warthog Sculpture: Warthog Family by Jonathan Sanders

Bronze Warthog Sculpture: Warthog Family by Jonathan Sanders
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  • Bronze Warthog Sculpture: Warthog Family by Jonathan Sanders
  • Bronze Warthog Sculpture: Warthog Family by Jonathan Sanders
  • Bronze Warthog Sculpture: Warthog Family by Jonathan Sanders
  • Bronze Warthog Sculpture: Warthog Family by Jonathan Sanders
  • Bronze Warthog Sculpture: Warthog Family by Jonathan Sanders
  • Bronze Warthog Sculpture: Warthog Family by Jonathan Sanders
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19 July 2014: This edition has now sold out.

We have sold all 250 castings of this piece, so the edition has now been closed and no more castings will be made.


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Size in cm: 4 - 6cm high to the ears
Size in inches: 1"-2¼" high to the ears
Weight: (Set) 1.1kg / 2lb 8oz

Edition: 250 - Edition Sold Out
Material: Foundry Cast Bronze

This is a wonderful bronze sculpture of a Warthog Family by Jonathan Sanders and it was carefully hand cast by Nelson & Forbes in a British foundry, in an edition of just 250 castings.  It is composed of five separate warthogs, which can be arranged as you wish.

The Warthog Family is presented in a high quality hand made English gift box and is accompanied by a numbered certificate of authenticity, signed by the artist, Jonathan Sanders.

The certificate was individually printed by hand in Hampshire from an original copperplate engraving, before being signed by Jonathan Sanders. It bears the edition number of your sculpture and is your guarantee that this is an original foundry casting of the sculptor’s work that he has personally approved.

This bronze casting is a perfect recreation of the artist's original sculpture and took two weeks to create in a Birmingham foundry. It bears the artist's signature and its own unique edition number. Each family is cast individually by hand and then each of the five moulds are destroyed. This means that each family is utterly original and so will be very slightly different to the last.

Jonathan has spent many years studying the flora and fauna of Africa up close and he was particularly keen to create a family of warthogs.  "They just seem to own the track when they trot down it" he says, "I have endeavoured to capture that self contained assuredness whilst maintaining the fondness I feel when I watch them."

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