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A Roman Provincial Bronze Figure of a Horse, 2nd–3rd century A.D. Bronze statuette of a striding horse, cast using the lost-wax method. The animal has its head extended forward and slightly tilted to the side; its right front leg is raised and stretched forward. The mane is defined by parallel casting grooves; the fan-shaped tail is structured by recessed longitudinal ribs. Around the neck is a harness with a row of punched bumps; below it, on the chest, is a pendant depicted by punched marks. Originally likely part of a group of figures featuring a mounted Thracian rider. Very beautiful, lustrous olive-green patina. Height 6.5 cm, width 8.5 cm. CULTURAL HERITAGE! Provenance: Private French collection. Acquired from Hermann Historica, Munich. Condition: II +
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