Jumbo Tiger with 2″ Bronze Base
Tiger by Barye
32″ H x 78″ L x 17″ W
Approximate Weight: 180 Lb
Power. Precision. Predatory Grace.
Jumbo Tiger captures the raw intensity and muscular elegance that made Antoine Barye one of the most celebrated animalier sculptors of the 19th century. Originally sculpted in 1854, this commanding composition portrays a stalking tiger mid-hunt — teeth bared, body coiled with energy, and muscles rippling beneath the surface. The pose conveys both confrontation and calculated control, freezing a moment of wild instinct in enduring bronze.
Resting on a 2-inch bronze base, the sculpture presents a grounded, finished profile suitable for both interior and exterior display.
Dynamic Wildlife Realism
Exceptional anatomical detail highlights the tiger’s powerful shoulders, defined musculature, and expressive facial intensity. The composition radiates motion even in stillness.
Striking Scale
At over six feet in length, this sculpture creates a dramatic visual statement in estates, lodges, entryways, galleries, corporate environments, or landscape installations.
Museum-Quality Craftsmanship
Handmade and cast in 100% American bronze using the traditional Lost Wax Casting Process. Produced Foundry Direct for over 40 years, each piece is individually hand-finished to enhance depth, texture, and natural dimension.
Finish Options
Available in gold and brown striped patina or classic statuary brown for a more traditional presentation. Additional patina options may be available upon request. All finishes are hand-applied and weather-resistant.
Outdoor Durability
Built to withstand the elements with minimal maintenance, making it ideal for long-term outdoor installation.
Installation Options
Mounting brackets may be welded for permanent installation upon request, particularly recommended for public or high-traffic environments.
Enduring Investment
Crafted in heirloom-quality bronze and designed to be displayed and admired for generations. Freight is included, ensuring a seamless acquisition experience from foundry to final placement.
