Map Musch - Unique large bronze horse in trot (1974), hand-signed on marble base

Pick up in BUSSUM signed Weight 45 KG Map Grothusen-Musch, sculptor
Born in Amsterdam 1914-2000. A beautiful and characterful bronze horse by the Dutch sculptor Map Musch.
This extraordinary sculpture expressively captures the beauty, strength, and liveliness of the horse.
The exquisite design and characteristic structure of the bronze give the sculpture a special presence. A work of art with personality and timeless beauty that will appeal to both the horse enthusiast and the collector of visual art.
Map Musch received her training in Epsom, England, at the School of Art and under sculptor Johan Limpers.
She exhibited in Amsterdam at Ina Broers and at Sphinx, among others, and created a tabernacle for the chapel of the St. Lucas Hospital. In the Municipality of Duiven, there is a three-part outdoor plastic sculpture by her featuring a horse, dog, and child figure. Provenance: Private collection of the artist.
Heavy white marble base plate, 5 cm thick.
Her work, consisting of child figures, horses, golfers, and dancers, is naturalistic and displays a very sensitive expression of controlled movement. In sculptural material, bronze, the figures acquire an extra relief. In principle, her work is not for sale.