The Cavallo con gualdrappa statue

The Cavallo con gualdrappa statue in Bari

The sculpture Cavallo con gualdrappa, a caparisoned horse, is a contemporary work of art in Bari. The Bari audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this bronze statue, by an Italian artist, which adorns the public space.

A work by Mario Ceroli

The statue Cavallo con gualdrappa, the horse with a ceremonial cover, is a bronze sculpture created by the Italian artist Mario Ceroli in the 1980s. Donated to the city, it represents a horse adorned with a gualdrappa, that rich caparison that once covered ceremonial mounts. Installed in the public space, it illustrates the place of contemporary art in the urban setting of Bari.

What to see

You admire the bronze sculpture of the caparisoned horse, a contemporary work that adorns the public space of Bari. The statue Cavallo con gualdrappa brings a touch of modern art to the setting of the city. It is an original stop for lovers of sculpture and contemporary art, during a walk.

Practical information

The statue Cavallo con gualdrappa lies in the public space of Bari, reachable on foot. It is an open-air work, freely visible at all times, with no ticket office, and on the level. The place is discovered during a walk in the city.

Who created the statue Cavallo con gualdrappa?

The Italian artist Mario Ceroli, in the 1980s; it is a bronze sculpture representing a caparisoned horse, donated to the city.

Where is the statue Cavallo con gualdrappa?

In the public space of Bari, during a walk in the city.