Bronze sculptures are timeless works of art that require secure and stable mounting to their bases for both display and preservation. The most common methods for attaching bronze sculptures include:

1. Adhesive Bonding: High-strength epoxy or industrial adhesives are often used for smaller sculptures. These adhesives create a durable bond without altering the sculpture's surface.

2. Mechanical Fastening: Bolts or threaded rods are embedded into the sculpture and base, providing a strong, removable connection. This method is ideal for larger or outdoor sculptures.

3. Welding: For heavy or monumental bronze pieces, welding the sculpture directly to a metal base ensures maximum stability, especially in high-traffic or outdoor settings.

4. Pin Mounting: Small bronze sculptures may use dowel pins or hidden brackets for a seamless look while maintaining structural integrity.

5. Custom Pedestals: Some sculptures are designed with integrated bases or pedestals, eliminating the need for external attachments.

Choosing the right method depends on the sculpture’s size, weight, and intended display environment. Proper installation ensures longevity and preserves the artwork’s aesthetic appeal.