2065 - Pair of large North American bald eagles in bronze, patinated in varying shades of dark brown, golden brown, and silver, partially polished, with the eyes painted in color. Lifelike depiction of an eagle in the act of landing on a branch-shaped base, with wings spread wide and finely embossed plumage. Mounted on a rectangular black marble plinth with white veining. Height approx. 100 cm. Wingspan approx. 91 cm.

Pair of large North American bald eagles in bronze, patinated in varying shades of dark brown, golden brown, and silver, partially polished, with the eyes painted in color. Lifelike depiction of an eagle in the act of landing on a branch-shaped base, with wings spread wide and finely embossed plumage. Mounted on a rectangular black marble plinth with white veining. Height approx. 100 cm. Wingspan approx. 91 cm. The bald eagle, which as the ruler of the skies can catch fish even while in flight, has been the national bird of the United States since 1782. Monumental patinated and cold-painted bronze figure of a descending American bald eagle. USA. After 2000.