Powerful, commanding, and sculpted with raw energy, our Bull Sculpture is a striking tribute to strength and determination. Hand-forged in mild steel bar, each piece captures the muscular form, lowered head, and forward motion of this iconic animal in dramatic detail. Whether placed in open landscapes, entranceways, or commercial spaces, the sculpture demands attention — a true statement of presence and purpose. Available in rustic or galvanised finishes, it’s designed to endure the elements and evolve with time. A bold fusion of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary artistry, this is one of Charles Elliott Sculpture’s most impactful works.
The Perfect Sculpture for Agricultural and Countryside EnthusiastsIdeal for any agricultural setting, farmyard, or countryside garden, this sculpture exudes lifelike qualities and character — a piece admired by many and perfectly suited to your outdoor space. Charles has carefully studied and observed these majestic animals to capture their essence in each sculpture, ensuring that no two pieces are ever the same. The creation process begins with a simple, old-fashioned pencil sketch — the moment Charles’s ideas first come to life.
Hand-drawn in his studio, the sketch captures the animal’s movement, character, and lifelike qualities before sizes, measurements, and dimensions are finalized. Once complete, the sketch is transferred onto a large metal footplate in the studio using artist’s chalk. This chalk outline remains on the floor for up to a week while Charles refines, alters, and perfects the design until completely satisfied. With the design approved, the sculpture’s outline is hand-bent using 8mm or 10mm mild steel bar, carefully shaping every curve before welding the framework together to stand upright.
As the bare outline takes shape with each leg correctly positioned, Charles and the team assess any imperfections or challenges the sculpture may present. Next, smaller 6mm or 8mm mild steel bars are bent and cut to create the intricate muscle definitions, depth, and movement — truly where the sculpture begins to come alive. This magical stage infills the body structure, limbs, facial features, and extraordinary muscle details, producing a one-of-a-kind masterpiece that captures the animal’s spirit.
Finer details such as the tail, horns, nostrils, and eyes are then handcrafted using traditional blacksmithing methods, including the 1920s power hammer, forge, and anvil — techniques that add a distinctive, timeless quality to each piece. These meticulous steps are what make every sculpture unique. While the rustic patina finish is available on all our animal sculptures, we often prefer the luxurious hot zinc galvanised finish. This not only extends the sculpture’s longevity with superior anti-rust properties but also adds an exceptional quality and feel to the artwork.
If you have any question regarding this product or any other sculpture on our website then feel free to get in touch with our team.
Running Bull Dimensions: Length: 4.2m Height: 2m Width 1.3m
Available in oxidised steel patina, where the surface is protected from within and permitted to develop a quiet, architectural patination through exposure to the elements.
Alternatively, the sculpture may be offered with an hot dipped zinc finish, or professionally painted patinations in a refined palette of colours, including tonal, metallic, and luxury surface treatments. Each patination is chosen for its longevity, depth, and ability to weather with grace.
Illumination Kits are not available for this sculpture.
We arrange worldwide delivery and installation, tailored to your location and the scale of the piece. Smaller sculptures are shipped using secure, tracked services; larger works are professionally crated and transported by expert art handlers or delivered in person by our team. Wherever you are, we bring sculpture to your world safely and seamlessly.
For clients across the UK and around the world, we offer a full professional installation service to ensure your sculpture is positioned exactly as intended. Whether the piece is destined for a private garden, a coastal estate, a city rooftop or a public art site overseas, our team can travel internationally to bring the final stage of the artwork to life.
To prepare an accurate installation quotation, please provide:
• Ground type – e.g. grass, soil, loose stone, hard standing, concrete pads or water
• Precise sculpture location – including any lifting, lowering or obstacles on site
• Access details – e.g. gates, stairs, steps, paths, driveway access, alleyways or fences
Our installation team will assess the site and requirements in detail, ensuring the correct foundations, fixings, lifting equipment and personnel are allocated. This allows us to deliver a seamless, safe and efficient installation experience anywhere in the world.
To receive your personalised international delivery and/or installation quote, please email the above details to: sales@charleselliottsculpture.co.uk
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Our sculptures are realised in bronze and steel, across a range of finishes and scales, with commission values typically ranging from £20,000 to £500,000+, shaped by scale, material and site considerations. Pricing guidance is available via the size and material options below, or by requesting a worldwide shipping quote. Collected internationally, each sculpture is created for a single client and setting — a personal work intended to bring character, warmth and a quiet smile to its surroundings, now and for generations to come.
Charles Elliott Sculpture is a contemporary studio creating sculptural works in bronze and steel for public, private, and architectural settings worldwide.
Based in England and led by sculptor Charles Elliott, the studio works with international collectors, landscape designers, developers, and public institutions, with commissioned sculptures placed across Europe and the United States.
Charles has presented work in distinguished cultural settings including Royal Ascot Racecourse and the Cheltenham Festival, and has received award recognition at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Each work is conceived as a lasting presence — shaped by material, scale, and an enduring relationship with place.



