£9,995.00
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* Code BI 53
* Size H233 x D100 x W167cm (8x3x7’approx). Weight approx 94kgs
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Magnificent in scale and impossible to ignore, this Bronze Bird Eagle Wingspread Sculpture Lifesize On Tree is one of the great statement pieces within the Avant Garden Bronzes collection.
The eagle stands proudly upon a substantial tree form with its enormous wings fully extended. Measuring an extraordinary 233 cm across, the sculpture creates a commanding silhouette that can dominate a large garden, estate or impressive entrance.
This is not a bronze designed to disappear quietly into planting. It is created to be seen.
From a distance, the wings provide immediate drama. Walk beneath them and the sheer physical scale becomes apparent. At approximately 94 kg, this is also a substantial piece of solid bronze with the weight and presence expected from a serious outdoor sculpture.
Previously sold to customers across England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland, this magnificent eagle has already proved its ability to become a defining feature of exceptional properties.
Scale is one of the greatest strengths of this sculpture.
With its wings extending to approximately 233 cm, the eagle creates an imposing horizontal silhouette that can be appreciated from considerable distance.
The proportions also make the sculpture remarkably immersive at close range. Our photographs include a person standing directly beneath the wings, giving customers an honest indication of just how substantial this eagle really is.
That human scale reference is important. Measurements on a page cannot fully communicate the experience of standing underneath more than two metres of wingspan.
From this position, the sculpture changes from an impressive garden feature into something genuinely monumental.
For customers looking for a bronze capable of holding its own within substantial grounds, this eagle has the proportions to do exactly that.
Few animals carry the symbolic power of an eagle.
For centuries, the bird has represented strength, freedom, courage, vision and authority. Those associations give this sculpture an appeal that extends far beyond wildlife enthusiasts.
For a successful business owner, entrepreneur or sportsman, the eagle can represent ambition and achievement. Within a corporate setting, it may suggest leadership, confidence and the ability to see beyond the immediate horizon.
That symbolism can also make the sculpture particularly meaningful when marking a significant milestone.
A major birthday, retirement, business anniversary or exceptional personal achievement could all justify a piece of this stature.
Rather than a conventional trophy or presentation gift, a monumental solid bronze eagle has the permanence to commemorate that success for generations.
Large private gardens and country estates are natural homes for this magnificent bronze.
Position the eagle where it can be seen across a sweeping lawn and the extended wings immediately create a destination for the eye. A woodland edge can provide a darker backdrop, allowing the silhouette to stand out particularly well.
Long driveways and estate approaches offer another opportunity.
Placed within an important sightline, the eagle can gradually reveal itself as visitors approach the property. The effect can be particularly impressive where open countryside, paddocks or mature trees surround the sculpture.
It could also become a focal point beyond a large terrace, where the bronze can be enjoyed from both the house and garden.
In substantial grounds, a sculpture of this scale does not simply decorate the landscape. It helps define it.
The eagle’s association with authority makes it particularly effective near an entrance.
Rather than using a conventional pair of gateway sculptures, one monumental eagle can create a striking identity of its own.
A country estate, sporting property or substantial private residence could position it where visitors encounter the sculpture on arrival. Its open wings naturally command attention, while the elevated tree form gives the bird a watchful quality.
For properties with long approach routes, this could become one of the defining first impressions.
The sculpture also has enough stature to work alongside substantial architecture. Large houses, converted country properties and imposing stone buildings need artwork with sufficient scale to avoid being visually overwhelmed.
This eagle has that presence.
Private estates are only part of the potential market for this sculpture.
A luxury country hotel, golf club, sporting lodge or rural hospitality venue could use the eagle to create a memorable exterior feature.
Corporate headquarters with landscaped grounds provide another possibility, particularly where the symbolism of vision, leadership and achievement complements the organisation.
The sculpture could also work within a substantial reception atrium where sufficient space and ceiling height are available.
For sporting clubs and organisations that feature an eagle within their identity or emblem, the connection could be even more personal.
Placed prominently, this is the sort of sculpture that can become associated with the property or organisation itself.
Not every customer choosing this eagle will be buying it simply because they admire birds of prey.
For some, the attraction may be what the eagle represents.
A customer who has built a successful company, developed an estate or reached the top of a profession may see something of their own story within the symbolism of the bird.
Others may connect it with sport, military history, a family emblem or a lifelong fascination with eagles.
That emotional connection matters when choosing a sculpture at this level.
The most successful statement pieces often say something about the person or property that owns them. With its extraordinary scale and powerful symbolism, this eagle has the ability to do exactly that.
This is not an untested statement sculpture.
Over the years, this magnificent eagle has sold to customers in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.
That history gives prospective owners useful reassurance. Other customers have already chosen this substantial bronze and successfully incorporated it into their own properties.
We also have customer photography showing the sculpture installed within a real garden environment.
These images are particularly valuable because they demonstrate what happens after the eagle leaves the showroom. Customers can see how the scale translates into a genuine landscape and how dramatically the sculpture can change the character of its surroundings.
For anyone considering a major bronze purchase, seeing the piece successfully installed elsewhere can make visualising their own setting considerably easier.
One of our customer photographs demonstrates another remarkable quality of this sculpture.
Carefully illuminated from below, the eagle becomes an exceptional night-time feature.
Up-lighting emphasises the huge wingspan while creating shadows and contrast through the feathers and tree form. Against the darkness, the outline becomes even more dramatic.
This offers an important opportunity for customers designing a garden that is enjoyed throughout the evening.
Position the eagle where it can be seen from a terrace, dining area or principal window and it can remain a major focal point long after daylight disappears.
For hotels, clubs and hospitality venues, night-time illumination could be particularly effective when guests arrive for evening events.
By day it commands the landscape. After dark, lighting can transform it completely.
This sculpture also forms part of an important chapter in the history of Avant Garden Bronzes.
During an ITV Channel News interview connected with our inclusion in The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Official Commemorative Album, the collection was filmed within a large private estate garden.
The footage includes a magnificent sweeping view over this eagle.
Seen from above, the camera reveals the complete wingspread and tree form in a way that ordinary ground-level photography cannot. It provides an exceptional view of the sculpture’s sheer scale and three-dimensional presence.
This footage also places the eagle within the wider story surrounding our inclusion in the commemorative publication produced for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee.
For a sculpture already associated with strength and majesty, that heritage provides another interesting dimension to its story.
This impressive eagle has also appeared within the country and garden market through leading publications including Country Life and The English Garden.
That audience is particularly relevant to a sculpture of this scale.
Substantial country properties, important gardens and professionally designed landscapes require features capable of matching their surroundings. A small decorative object can easily become lost within several acres of open ground.
This eagle has the opposite problem.
Its 233 cm wingspan gives it the visual strength to remain an important feature even when viewed across a large lawn or against substantial planting.
For owners developing a serious sculpture collection within their grounds, it can become one of the principal pieces around which other features are positioned.
We have exceptional photography of this sculpture, including images with a person standing directly beneath its enormous wings.
These photographs are among the best ways to understand the proportions before seeing the bronze in person.
At 167 cm high and 233 cm across, the eagle occupies considerable visual space. Human scale immediately makes those measurements meaningful.
Additional photographs reveal the feather detail, tree form and sculpture from different viewpoints.
Customer imagery then takes the story one stage further by showing the eagle installed within a finished garden.
Together, these photographs allow prospective owners to move beyond dimensions and begin imagining the sculpture within their own landscape.
Although the frontal wingspan creates the immediate impact, this is a three-dimensional sculpture designed to be appreciated from several viewpoints.
The substantial tree form provides height and visual weight beneath the bird. Meanwhile, the extended wings create changing lines as you walk around the piece.
For that reason, allowing some space around the sculpture is worthwhile.
A position within open lawn can provide views from several directions. Alternatively, placing it near a pathway allows visitors to experience the eagle gradually as they approach and pass alongside it.
Consider the view from the house as well as the garden.
The strongest installation is often one where the sculpture contributes to several sightlines rather than only one.
A sculpture intended to become a landmark within a property must be capable of remaining there.
Crafted in solid bronze, this magnificent eagle is suitable for permanent outdoor display throughout the seasons.
Bronze does not rust or corrode. Therefore, the sculpture can remain outside year after year without requiring winter storage.
At approximately 94 kg, it is also a reassuringly substantial piece.
For owners of country estates and important gardens, this longevity is a significant part of the investment. A major bronze can become established within the landscape and remain associated with the property for decades.
Eventually, it may become something enjoyed by the next generation.
There are garden sculptures, and then there are pieces capable of defining an entire setting.
This lifesize eagle belongs firmly in the second category.
Its extraordinary 233 cm wingspan creates immediate visual authority. The solid bronze construction provides permanence, while the symbolism of the eagle adds meaning beyond physical scale alone.
It has already found homes across England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. It has been photographed within customer gardens, illuminated spectacularly after dark and captured in sweeping ITV footage connected with The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Official Commemorative Album.
For a substantial private estate, prestigious entrance, sporting property or commercial setting, this is a sculpture with the scale to become a genuine landmark.
And for the individual who identifies with the eagle’s strength, vision and achievement, it can become something more personal still.
This is not a bronze intended simply to fill a space.
It is the sculpture you choose when you want to make the space unforgettable.
* Code: BI53
* Price: £9,995.00
* Size: 233 x 100 x 167 cm
* Weight: Approx. 94 kg
* Material: Solid bronze
* Suitable for permanent outdoor display
* Customer installation photography available
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