Famous Large Bronze Sculpture Peace Descending on the Quadriga of War

Description

Adrian Jones’ Angel of Peace mounts the chariot of war. The entire team is in the form of a four-horse race (a four-horse race used in the Ancient Greek and later Roman Olympics). On a personal level, the bridle boy was modeled by Baron Miclem’s son. The statue of the peace descending on the Quadriga of War is made of bronze and much larger than life-size. If you like, we can also sculpt it. Please contact us.

Through the statue of peace descending on the Quadriga of War. You can see the ferocity of the horse’s growl in response to its invisible master’s request. A serene woman steered the chariot. She held a wreath in one hand. Speed does not allow easy conversion of her stats. She’s Britannia? Some Anglo valkyries? This is a quadrilateral, the sister of the man who guards the Brandenburg Gate and the Arc de Triomphe, and the woman is alternately identified as victory, Fama, or peace. The four horses writhed under her command, their manes swinging in terrible shapes, snorting crackling on the bronze hides.

Quadriga descends on a chariot of war, not on the ground, not even on a regular base. She perches on the top of Wellington Arch. She is coming to us. It all happened so fast, the buses were moving around, and Peace was galloping down from the gateway not built to celebrate Britain’s Waterloo victors. Peace and her four horses began descending in 1912, replacing the statue of Wellington, which had been moved to Aldershot, a London suburb and a major military base. If you like the sculpture of peace descending on the Quadriga of War, welcome to contact us.