These are the items currently available. More will be added, so be sure to check back. Below you will find Purchasing Information and Bronze Sculpture Details.
Backscratcher
Two foals enjoying a carefree day in a warm summer pasture. “You scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours.” Created for the Artists of America invitational show in Denver, CO.
Bask ++ Miniature Medallion
This charming little bas relief is a sculptural sketch of the artist’s popular Bask bronze. It was originally created as a gift for his beloved wife, Shirley.
Bask++
The final piece that Ed Bogucki worked on. An offering of gratitude to his many admirers, Bogucki wanted to create a smaller, more accessible, version of one of his most iconic works.
Bronze Bowl: The Tail of Two Dragons
An intriguing piece based on a creative short tale Ed Bogucki wrote about two dragons' misadventures in the sacred forest.
Edwin Bogucki Book
A limited edition book depicting the life and work of Edwin Bogucki. Over 400 full-color pages filled with magnificent art and the incredible story of the man who created it.
Egyptian Stallion
A small version of the original 1/4 scale piece commissioned by the Pyramid Society as a depiction of the ideal Egyptian Arabian. The artist used his own Arabian Stallion as the model for the original larger work as well as this smaller one.
La Vue: French Stag Hunt
1/3 scale depiction of a French stag hunt in two parts. Deep in the forests of France, a lone rider suddenly finds himself face to face with the European red stag the hunt has been tracking all day.
Legacy
An exquisitely refined stallion in a floating trot. His ethereal presence like something from a dream.
MACHO!
After reading the 1952, J. Frank Dobie book titled, The Mustangs, Bogucki was inspired to create this tension-filled scene. The book spoke of the toughness and incredible natural “cow sense” of the American Mustang horses.
Man O’ War
The legendary racehorse depicted as a three-year-old, at the peak of his career. A young Clarence Kummer sits confidently in the saddle, his gaze following that of his mount down the length of the track.
Morafic
The influential Egyptian Stallion, imported and owned by Douglas and Margaret Marshall, Gleannloch Farms.
No Riders, No Names
Artist’s quote about the piece “In witnessing this working Mustang band in action, you the viewer are meant to feel you are the cause of their retreat.
Northern Dancer
Portrait of the influential Thoroughbred stallion, Northern Dancer as a three-year-old.
Ramses Fayek
A dynamic portrait of the imported Egyptian Arabian stallion *Ramses Fayek, commissioned by Paul and Sandi Loeber, Plum Grove Farm, Palatine, IL.
Rikki
A portrait of the artist’s German Shepherd, V Rikki vom Steffen Haus SCHH3. Rikki came to live with the artist and his wife as an older dog.
Secretariat
An exquisite portrayal of the red horse that won the hearts of millions of fans. Secretariat is shown immediately after his Derby victory, bound for the winner’s circle and coveted blanket of roses.
Spring Itch
Every spring, Thoroughbred foals are turned out to pasture where they can interact with each other and learn crucial social skills, as their watchful dams graze nearby.
Tripod
Sooner or later, even the hardest to reach places start to itch. This filly discovers that, with some careful balancing, anything is possible.
Tutankhamen; Pharaoh of Egypt
Widely considered to be Bogucki’s greatest work, Tutankhamen; Pharaoh of Egypt, is a tour de force of drama and historic accuracy.
Willie B.
Portrait of lowland silverback Gorilla, Willie B. commissioned by Zoo Atlanta.
Willie B. (small version)
Smaller rendition of the larger portrait of lowland silverback Gorilla, Willie B. This piece is an original sculpture and not a reduced digital scan. Because of this, it is similar, but not identical, to the larger version.
Purchasing Information
Ordering
- While we do have a small number of pieces that are ready to ship, the majority are cast to order.
- When you choose to order a sculpture, it will be created specifically for you with every effort made to tailor the presentation of the piece and delivery time to accommodate your personal requirements.
- A 50% downpayment is required to initiate the process.
- Once the wax pattern has reached the foundry for casting, the downpayment becomes non-refundable.
- For sculpture orders, please allow approximately 8 to 12 weeks for delivery. Completion time varies depending on foundry schedule and season.
- The remaining balance is due upon completion of casting, prior to shipping.
Payment
- We accept credit cards, PayPal, domestic bank transfers, and international wire transfers.
- All sales are final
Shipping
- Shipping worldwide
- The buyer is responsible for the cost of shipping, insurance, customs, and other related import expenses.
- Hand-built crates for large sculptures will be included in shipping cost.
- Shipping is arranged on a case-by-case basis at the time of purchase.
- We cannot ship to P.O. Boxes.
We ask that you unpack and inspect your purchase as soon as it arrives and contact us immediately if the item is damaged so that we can evaluate the issue and take any actions necessary to correct the situation.
Bronze Sculpture Details
What material did Edwin Bogucki sculpt in?
For the vast majority of his career, Ed used Jolly King Plasteline, a very soft, oil based, sulfur free, clay. For many pieces, he often incorporated other materials such as; hand carved Balsa wood, wax, metal, stone, tree branches, and fabrics where clay wasn’t ideal.
What does “one of a kind” mean?
Some of the sculptures are truly unique and are the only example of that work in existence. Other select pieces may have been part of an edition but were changed in significant ways by the artist at some point in their creation (either in the wax or metal stage) making them visibly different from other works made using the same molds.
Can I see the artwork in person?
The artwork may be viewed in person at the gallery by appointment only.
Why aren’t there prices listed for everything?
Because we understand that confidentiality is important to our clients, prices above a certain amount are not made public in order to protect the privacy of all parties involved in the transaction. All pieces are sold private treaty.
What are the sculptures made of?
The sculptures are cast in high grade silicon bronze using the lost wax method, one of the oldest metal forming techniques, dating back 6,000 years.
Where are the bronzes made?
All of the sculpture is produced exclusively in the United States of America. We have a long-standing relationship with Moeller Bronze LTD in North Dakota. Jonathan Moeller has produced high quality lost wax castings for Bogucki Studios for many years. All other work, is done here in Racine, Wisconsin.