Bronze sculpture 'The Picador' by Daniel Rintoul Booth (1932-1978)
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A bronze sculpture 'The Picador' by Daniel Rintoul Booth (1932-1978) - ADDITIONAL IMAGES CAN BE VIEWED BELOW:
This bronze portrays a bronze Picador (or horseman in a Spanish bull fight) on horseback holding his lance near to the bull as he prepares the bull for the Matador, supported on teak wooden base with brass plaque.
The sculptor, Daniel Rintoul Booth (1932-1978) was born in Australia, the son of a priest, the family moved back to England in around 1937.
Daniel was an agricultural journalist and sculptor producing works in unusual mediums such as brass rods and wirework bronze as well as bronze, particularly known for works of horses and bulls.
He became Agricultural editor of the East Anglian Daily Times newspaper in Ipswich, Suffolk in 1960.
A large iron sculpture of a 'Black Bull' by Rintoul Booth can be seen at the entrance of Otley College, near Ipswich, Suffolk.
Additional Information
LVS1129 (AB-11743)
W: 40.5cm (15.9")H: 32.5cm (12.8")D: 27.5cm (10.8")
Late 20th Century
United Kingdom
