Retreat, Finest Lost Wax Bronze Statue Sculpture by Giegaire

Description During the Revolutionary War, bugles were used as method of communication. It was too difficult for a Soldier on horseback to play a fife because it required two hands. Soldiers found that a bugle could be played with one hand while using the other to ride the horse. Soldiers on horseback were called cavalry units. The bugle was also an instrument that was loud and could be heard clearly in battle. This classic handmade bronze sculpture of a soldier blowing his bugle for an unseen army is cast in the finest American bronze utilizing the superior lost wax bronze casting process, finished in the traditional brown patina and mounted on a black marble base. The statue has great detail in comparison to the original. Dimensions: 20″H x 9″L. This statue is made to order especially for you, unless we have one in stock, please allow 4-8 weeks for production and delivery.