Years Experience
Honors and Awards
Statues in Museums worldwide
Sculptures made
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Featured Bronze Collection
Bronze Leopards
Offered for sale is a pair of modern mid-20th-century copies of Benin (modern-day Nigeria) bronze figural sculptures of leopards.
Leopards and Tribesmen
bronze figural offering depicting leopards and tribesmen. The modern-day Nigerian people have created cast replicas of those original bronzes
Bronze Statue of Ile Ife
This figure has short legs and a short torso, but a large head.
Afro Bridal-Currency
The Afo Bridal Currency was used in Nigeria until the early 1940s. This is also known as a "Chenkrom." Now mounted on a bronze stand.
Oba And His Queen
Outstanding Benin Oba and his Queen, Lost Wax 'Bronze' Sculptures from the late 20th century Superbly cast and highly decorative contemporary pieces
Bronze Figural Occasional/Side Table
Cameroon bronze figural
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USA - New York City
"I recently purchased a stunning bronze statue from Fred, and I am beyond impressed. The intricate details and craftsmanship are exceptional. The statue arrived in perfect condition, carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery. Fred's work truly brings a touch of African art into my home, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. Highly recommended!"
USA - Los Angeles
"Fred's bronze sculptures are nothing short of extraordinary. I ordered a piece for my garden, and it has become the centerpiece. The shipping process was smooth, and the statue arrived on time and in perfect condition. Fred's artistry is unmatched, and I am thrilled to own such a beautiful piece of African art. Thank you, Fred!"
USA - Chicago
"I am absolutely delighted with the bronze statue I bought from Fred. The attention to detail is remarkable, and the piece adds a unique charm to my living room. The shipping was prompt and hassle-free, with the statue arriving safely packaged. Fred's talent as a sculptor is truly impressive, and I highly recommend his work to anyone looking to add a touch of African artistry to their home."
Europe - London, UK
"Fred's bronze sculptures are a testament to his incredible skill and creativity. I recently received my statue, and it has exceeded all my expectations. The shipping process to the UK was efficient, and the statue arrived in perfect condition. Fred's work beautifully captures the essence of African art, and I am thrilled to have such a masterpiece in my collection."
Europe - Paris, France
"I couldn't be happier with the bronze statue I purchased from Fred. The craftsmanship is outstanding, and the piece adds a touch of elegance to my home. The shipping to France was seamless, and the statue arrived well-protected and on time. Fred's talent shines through in every detail of his work, and I highly recommend his sculptures to anyone looking for exceptional African art."
Contact information
- Country: Nigeria
- City: Benin
- Street: Sagamu -
Benin Expressway
- Email: sales@fredbronze.com
- LinkedIn: @ebuwa-fred-ilhama
- Facebook Page: Fred Bronze
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Display of my Sculptures over time
Work Display 1989 - 2009
Museum am Rothenbaum, Hamburg, Germany
Cast Brass Plaques: They provide historical records of the Kingdom of Benin, depicting its dynastic and social history
Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford, UK
Commemorative Heads: These sculptures were created to honor past Obas (kings) and Queen Mothers and were often used in rituals
Benin City National Museum, Nigeria
Animal and Human Figures: The collection includes various figures that reflect the artistic and cultural heritage of the Kingdom of Benin
National Gallery of Australia:
Items of Royal Regalia: These objects symbolize the authority and power of the Oba and are intricately designed
Cleveland Museum of Art, USA
Personal Ornaments: These include items worn by members of the royal court, showcasing the craftsmanship of Benin artisans
Work History 2010 - Present
Royal Ontario Museum, Canada
Figurative Brass Sculptures: Some sculptures commemorate the support of Portuguese mercenaries in Benin's military campaigns, highlighting the kingdom's historical alliances
National Museum of World Cultures, Netherlands
Plaque of Oba Esigie: This plaque depicts Oba Esigie, a significant historical figure, and illustrates aspects of Benin court life and ritual
Paul Trueman
Working with Artur has been a pleasure. Better yet - I alerted them of a minor issue before going to sleep. The issue was fixed the next morning. I couldn't ask for better support. Thank you Artur! This is easily a 5 star freelancer.
Ethnological Museum of Berlin, Germany
Processional Pillar Plaques: These plaques often show the Oba with warriors and are part of a series that adorned the palace pillars
Natalya Dorris
Working with Artur has been a pleasure. Better yet - I alerted them of a minor issue before going to sleep. The issue was fixed the next morning. I couldn't ask for better support. Thank you Artur! This is easily a 5 star freelancer.
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Plaques with Historical Events: Some plaques vividly depict historical events or successful wars, offering insights into the kingdom's past
British Museum, London
Warrior Plaques: These plaques illustrate warriors in various poses, often with weapons and shields, commemorating military achievements and the martial prowess of the kingdom
Newsletter
Historical Significance of Benin Bronzes
The Benin bronzes hold a paramount place in the annals of African art and culture. Originating in the Kingdom of…
Celebrating Cultural Heritage: The Bronze Sculptures of Benin, Nigeria
Introduction to Benin’s Cultural Heritage The Benin Kingdom, located in what is modern-day Nigeria, stands as a testament to the…