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圆明园十二生肖兽首铜像原为圆明园海晏堂外的喷泉的一部分，是清乾隆年间的红铜铸像。（铜雕厂家）1860年英法联军侵略中国，火烧圆明园，兽首铜像开始流失海外。

The bronze statue of the beast head of the twelve zodiac animals in the Yuanmingyuan was originally a part of the fountain outside the Haiyan Hall of the Yuanmingyuan, which was made of red copper in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. In 1860, the British and French allied forces invaded China and set fire to the Old Summer Palace. The bronze statues with animal heads began to lose overseas.

兽首由驻华耶稣会教士郎世宁设计，他以兽头人身的十二生肖代表一天的二十四小时，每座铜像轮流喷水，蔚为奇观。1860年，十二生肖兽首被英法联军掠夺后流落四方，其中牛首、猴首、虎首、猪首铜像已回归中国，收藏在保利艺术博物馆；马首铜像于2007年被澳门商人何鸿燊购得后捐献国家；鼠首与兔首由法国皮诺家族无偿捐赠中国，入藏国博；截至2013年5月，据可靠消息龙首在台湾收藏；蛇首、鸡首、狗首、羊首则下落不明。

The animal head was designed by Lang shining, a Jesuit priest stationed in China. He represented the 24 hours of the day with the 12 zodiac animals of the animal head and the human body. It was a wonder that each bronze statue took turns to spray water. In 1860, the twelve animal heads of the Chinese Zodiac were plundered by the British and French forces and then left in exile. Among them, the bull heads, monkey heads, tiger heads and pig heads were returned to China and collected in the Poly Art Museum. The horse heads were purchased by Ho Hongshen, a Macau businessman, and donated to the country in 2007. The rat heads and rabbit heads were donated to China by the Pinot family of France for free and entered the Tibet International Museum. As of May 2013, according to reliable information, the dragon heads were The whereabouts of snake head, chicken head, dog head and sheep head are unknown.