Collection: Roxy Winterburn Bronze Sculpture

Artist: Roxy Winterburn Limited Edition Bronze Sculptures:-

Roxy Winterburn was born in Coventry in 1994 and her love for animals was sparked early on in life when she had the chance to travel with her father on several magical trips to Kenya. 

A fascination with the wildlife and a huge love of Disney came together and she began, even then, creating the animals she loved in her own unique style. 

Roxy's adult life started out on a different path as she studied Chemistry with Forensic Science and Toxicology, graduating with a first class degree but still her creative side was still shouting from within so she took a year out in order to see where her art would take her. 

Indulging herself with this time allowed Roxy to explore the shapes she loved and this beautiful, rounded style developed, filling her animal creations with a joy which seems to naturally spread provoking the biggest smiles! 

Roxy's skill in the foundry has helped her gather a huge following on Instagram as she creates and casts her own bronze sculptures from start to finish, playing with colours and finishes to make each piece unique. 

These gorgeous bronzes are available in only a small run so they soon sell out creating a buzz and an eagerness not often seen in the art market.  

Roxy is keen for her work to spread joy and warmth but also for it to raise awareness about wildlife issues and aid conservation. It is her hope that others will be inspired by her work to learn about, appreciate and protect our natural world.

Bronze sculpture by Roxy Winterburn presents a particularly compelling investment opportunity. Known for her quirky, character-rich animal subjects and distinctive sculptural voice, Winterburn combines technical mastery with a growing collector following—two key ingredients in long-term value appreciation.

Her small-run limited-edition bronze sculptures, infused with charm and personality, appeal not only to art lovers but to savvy investors seeking works that balance artistic originality with market potential. As her profile continues to rise in galleries and in private collections, the scarcity and desirability of her bronze editions position them as highly promising assets in today’s art investment landscape.