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Bull Head Up - 2021

Bronze, Signed by Hamish Mackie,
Numbered Edition of 12
Dated 2021

26cm high x 22cm wide x 30cm long
(10″ x 8.5″ x 11.5″)

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£4,500 inc VAT
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Hamish frequently returns to sculpting cattle; cows being a favourite subject that continues to inspire and delight him. During lockdown, Hamish made a new series of small bronze bull sculptures – Bull Walking 2021, Bull Head Down 2021, Bull Head Up 2021 – three individual dynamic studies of cattle in characteristic poses.

Both the subject and the material lends itself well to Hamish’s loose and energetic handling, which brings a liveliness to this series of bronze bull sculptures.

They complement each other perfectly and together make a fine trio for the collector.

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Since growing up on a Cornish livestock farm, cattle have always being a favourite. My three 2021 bulls were a commission to be given as a gift. Made during lockdown I worked from a scan of a side of beef I sculpted in 2013 and my archive images of Spanish fighting bulls.

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Bull Head Up - 2021

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