Frederick William the Great Elector – Equestrian Statue Model (1684–1693)

Honor the power and legacy of early modern Europe with this Frederick William the Great Elector Equestrian Statue Model, inspired by representations of the Prussian ruler from the late 17th century. Frederick William (1620–1688), known as The Great Elector of Brandenburg, was a defining figure in shaping Prussia’s military strength and political influence.

Depicted on horseback, this model reflects traditional baroque-era equestrian statues that symbolized authority, leadership, and command. The design captures the dignity of the rider, the controlled strength of the horse, and the formal military presence associated with rulership during the period 1684–1693, when such artistic styles flourished.

Ideal for history enthusiasts, collectors, offices, libraries, or classical décor, this piece stands as a tribute to European leadership, discipline, and state-building.

Key Features

• Subject: Frederick William “The Great Elector” of Brandenburg

• Era Represented: Late 17th century (c. 1684–1693)

• Style: Baroque-inspired equestrian statue model

• Theme: Leadership, military power, and royal authority

• Use: Decorative display, historical collection, or educational piece

This model is more than decoration—it is a symbol of the foundations of modern Prussia and the enduring tradition of European equestrian art.