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Offered for sale: a beautiful and very dynamic bronze artwork 'Balance Horse' by the renowned Dutch artist Mohana van den Kroonenberg (Amsterdam, 1967).
Her sculptures are replaced by a powerful expression and are included in very exclusive, small editions. The very rough, expressive sculpting style suits her work well.
This impressive sculpture depicts a horse in perfect, floating balance and is mounted on a tall, slender granite/stone column. The interplay between the robust, patinated bronze and the sleek base gives the object a timeless, museum-quality appearance that fits perfectly in any modern or classic interior.
Condition of the object: The sculpture and the pedestal are both in absolutely pristine condition. There is no damage, scratches, or chips present on the bronze or on the corners of the stone column. Specifications: Artist: Mohana van den Kroonenberg Title: Balance Horse on high pedestal Material: Bronze on a stone/granite column
Edition: Limited (exclusive casting)
Total height: 135 cm (including base)
Signed in hoof MK
Price & Delivery:
The fixed price for this exclusive artwork in top condition is €650.
This is a fixed price and also the absolute lower limit.
Due to the weight and fragility of the tall column, the artwork can only be picked up in [BUSSUM]. Naturally, the sculpture can first be admired in person without obligation upon pickup. (Alternative: The buyer may arrange a specialized art courier such as Brenger themselves).
If you have any serious interest or questions, please feel free to send a message! The concept of balance and equilibrium is a recurring theme in the work of Mohana van den Kroonenberg. Her sculptures explore harmony and connection — a quest for the point where movement and stillness meet. The 'Balance Horse' powerfully embodies this philosophy. The leaping horse, balanced on a narrow granite pedestal, captures the exact moment when dynamism and stability touch. Mohana's animals — horses, hares, donkeys — radiate carefree spirit. They jump, run, and clamber, always optimistic and self-assured. With their big bellies and short legs, they make us forget the complexity of the world for a moment.
Mohana van den Kroonenberg (Amsterdam, 1967) studied Mechanical Engineering and Biomedical Technology at the University of Twente before pursuing her passion for art at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. After years of intensive sculpting, including a period in Paris, she has developed into a versatile artist. Her bronze sculptures are permanently exhibited and sold by Smelik & Stokking Galleries. In addition to being a sculptor, Mohana is also a writer. Her debut novel, 'Moorddiner' (2010, Van Oorschot), was awarded five stars in de Volkskrant.