Jockey and Groom Finest US Lost Wax Bronze Statue by J.W. Good

This well appointed equestrian sculpture by J. W. Good depicts a jockey on his horse being led by the groom getting ready for the race. This desktop sculpture is cast in the finest American bronze by the superior lost wax process, finished in multi-tone patinas and mounted on a fine black marble base.

Dimensions: 13″H x10″L. All dimensions are approximate

This statue is cast in the finest American bronze using the superior lost wax method, finished in a multi-color patina and mounted on a black marble base with an etched brass plate that bears the name of the statue and the artist. Marble base on most statues is optional but included, please let us know if you don’t want your statue mounted on a marble base.

Made to order, please allow 4-8 weeks for production and delivery.

Color Choices – The standard way we cast and finish many of our sculptures is with what we refer to as multi-color patina. However, we can also make the entire sculpture classic statuary green (verdigris) or brown for a more traditional look. Both patinas are very nice and weather the same. Color selection is more a matter of customer preference.

About the artist:

John Willis Good (1845-1879) is today recognized as perhaps the most talented English animalier sculptor of his time producing works which were comparable to the masters of the French animalier school. During his short but prolific career he concentrated mainly on studies of hunting scenes, dogs and racehorses in bronze and terracotta. John Willis Good exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1870 to 1878 with the firm of Elkington & Co. casting many of his models.