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Bronze Indian Rhinoceros Statue

$767.00

A bronze Indian rhinoceros statue done with great details and beautiful patina.  This bronze Indian rhinoceros statue is unmarked but is reminiscent of Kunst & Ambiente sculptures, especially a bronze rhino made by Italian sculptor Rembrandt Bugatti.

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A bronze Indian rhinoceros statue done with great details and beautiful patina.

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