This sculpture is that of a Bear, one of which stands strong against the elements and high on safe ground. He looks out across the land, pondering his next path. Next to him runs a river that cascades downwards past him, most likely full of fish and a common place for Bears to feed themselves and their young. The ground he stands on is blue and likely frozen, and rests on a marble stand. He has a thick coat of a light brown Patina that is detailed to undoubtedly represent a thick coat of fur. This is a part of a collection with two other Bear pieces. This bronze sculpture was cast using the "Lost Wax Method" and has a special Patina and is signed and numbered by the artist Marius.