Large Outdoor Public Life-Size Standing Bronze Bullfighter Sculpture

Since the earliest days of the sport, the number of women participating in bullfighting, both on foot and on horseback, has steadily increased since the end of the 19th century. Often, bulldogs start fighting young bulls and are called novilleros. The adult bulls fight only after a special competition called “alternative”. At the same bullfight, Novelero appeared in the crowd as a matador. Bullfighting on foot has become a means of fame and fortune for the poor, similar to boxing in many countries. A famous sentence reflects mascornadas da el Hambre to explain why someone becomes a matador. Another common cause of a matador is being born into a matador family. In English, the matador is sometimes called matador, a term popularized by Georges Bizet in his opera Carmen. In Spanish, the term refers to a matador on horseback but is rarely used today, almost entirely replaced by rejoneador. Bullfighting, historically, began more with noblemen on horseback, with all the bulls accompanying the walking commoners as helpers. Over time, the pedestrian work of civilians became more and more important to the point that they became the main and only act. Bullfighting on horseback became a separate, distinct practice called rejoined, which is still practiced, though less frequently. The established term, Maletilla or Espontaneo, is considered to be those who illegally jump into the bullring and try to bullfight for their benefit and glory. While the practice itself is widely despised by many viewers and fans, some, like Elcodobes, have started their careers this way. If you are interested in this bullfighter sculpture, welcome to contact Aongking, we can customize any sculpture for you.

Bullfighter Sculpture 2

Bullfighter Sculpture 4

Take a look at this bullfighter sculpture. He had a bullfight cloth in his hand and was ready to fight. A bullfighter is a performer in a bullfight. The main performer and leader of the entourage in a bullfight, who eventually kills the bull, is known as maestro, or the official title matador de Toros. Other matadors accompanying them are called subalternos, and their suits are embroidered in silver, not the matador’s gold. This bullfighter sculpture is perfect for the public.

Bullfighter Sculpture 3

Figure Sculpture Sort

More Custom Bronze Figure Sculpture

More figure design

Visual Production Flow

More detailed fabrication details of different styles

Packaging & Shipping

More shipping details

Customer Feedback

More Sculpture Feedbacks

More Bronze Products