A bronze sculpture depicting a bear and a bull is centrally positioned in Newfoundland Park, Canary Wharf, London, United Kingdom

A bronze sculpture depicting a bear and a bull is centrally positioned in Newfoundland Park, Canary Wharf, London, United Kingdom. The sculpture features a dark bronze bear seated on its hindquarters with its forepaws raised. To the bear's left, a dark bronze figure, stylized as a horned man representing a bull, lies on its back, holding a large, dark spherical object above its head with both hands. Both figures rest on a golden-colored, wave-like bronze base. The sculpture is situated within a landscaped bed containing sparse vegetation and dark mulch. A light-colored wooden slatted bench with a concrete base occupies the immediate foreground. The surrounding area is paved with light-colored blocks. In the background, two modern high-rise buildings dominate the scene. The building on the left has numerous narrow, horizontal white bands alternating with dark windows. The building on the right presents a curved, dark glass facade with prominent light-colored 'V' shaped structural supports at its base. Several black bollards and a single orange traffic cone are visible on the paving. The sky is overcast.