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Celebrating School Spirit with Enduring Bronze Mascots: Art of Bronze Transforms Tradition into Timeless Art

At Art of Bronze, we take great pride in partnering with schools and universities to create enduring bronze statue mascots that capture the essence of institutional spirit and pride. Our expertise in crafting custom bronze sculptures has allowed us to contribute to the legacy of educational institutions across the country, transforming mascots into iconic works of art that stand as proud symbols of school values and achievements.

Crafting a Legacy: From Concept to Completion

Creating a bronze mascot is an intricate process … Read more

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Customer Service and Going the Extra Mile for Our Customers

At Art of Bronze, we pride ourselves on our extensive experience in the bronze sculpture industry, specializing in the creation of custom artworks. Unlike many overnight online operations, we have dedicated years to perfecting our craft and providing exceptional service to our clients. Our commitment to going the extra mile is what sets us apart.

One of our recent projects showcases our dedication to customer satisfaction. A client in Florida wanted to create a lasting memory of his late wife through … Read more

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Bring Your Home to Life with Bronze Statues: Perfect for Indoor and Outdoor Spaces

Are you looking to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your home or outdoor landscape? Look no further than bronze statues! These timeless pieces of art are not only suitable for interior décor but also make stunning additions to outdoor spaces.

When it comes to choosing the right bronze statue for your space, size matters. While smaller sculptures can beautifully accentuate indoor areas like the living room, dining room, bedrooms, and even bathrooms, larger sculptures tend to make a … Read more

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Art & Wine Come Together

Embark on a journey where the worlds of wine and art collide with Art of Bronze’s latest creation “Master Sommelier”—a whimsical masterpiece that celebrates the joys of both.  Standing tall at 5 ½ feet, our enchanting frog pouring wine bronze statue invites you to revel in the delightful fusion of wine appreciation and artistic charm.

Dressed in a dapper tuxedo jacket adorned with tails and a bow tie, the frog exudes a playful sophistication that captivates all who behold it. With … Read more

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Ensuring Safety and Security for Your Bronze Sculpture

Whether your bronze sculpture graces a private residence or a public space, safety and security are paramount considerations. Even a seemingly modest 5 ft. tall bronze statue can weigh over 200 lbs., posing potential safety concerns, especially with young children around.

At Art of Bronze, we recognize the importance of addressing these issues to create a secure environment for both your artwork and those who interact with it. Regardless of the size of your sculpture, our team is dedicated to guiding … Read more

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Signature of Time (Cogir of Brea)

Art of Bronze was honored to work with Flatiron Development Group and the city of Brea arts council to sculpt, mold, cast and deliver the musical bronze sculpture masterpiece “Signature of Time” to the Cogir of Brea.

Cogir of Brea is a brand-new boutique senior living community offering upscale amenities and services.  Located in the heart of Brea, residents enjoy ideal weather, gorgeous outdoor areas and an elevated lifestyle.  Cogir offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care services.  They have … Read more

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