Sentence examples for a bronze of from inspiring English sources
That day he bought his first coin, a bronze of Augustus, and paid less than a dollar for it.
In 1996, the city added a bronze of Arthur Ashe, the tennis star and civil-rights hero.
The warlike Spartans left little art, but here is a rare exception: a bronze of a young woman sprinting.
This time it was a bronze of Feliks Dzerzhinsky, the founder of the Soviet secret police, which had presided over central Moscow since 1958.
Perhaps what Trafalgar Square really needs on that fourth plinth is a bronze of Britain's top movie export of the moment?
The next key exhibit is a bronze of Picasso's left hand, dated 1937, apparently a unique cast from a plaster impression.
Among them is a large limestone sculpture of a recumbent lion, a diminutive bronze of a pharaoh named Sheshenq as a sphinx, and a cast-bronze figurine of a cat nursing four kittens.
It was a bronze version of one of the most iconic of all American paintings: Flag.
The memorial consists of a bronze statue of a kneeling soldier and his dog, set on a black granite base.
And more white roses were being laid at the base of a bronze statue of Richard III nearby.
A kid in a Justin Bieber jersey made out with a girl under the watchful eyes of a bronze statue of a general on horseback.
