Cheetah Head Study - 2023

Bronze, Signed Hamish Mackie
Numbered Edition of 25
Dated 2023

10.5cm wide x 16cm deep x 23cm high [including 9cm high Kilkenny stone base] (4″ x 6″ x 9″)

Sculptures can be shipped world wide at cost, no VAT payable on exports outside the EU.

£2,200 inc VAT

Ever since observing recently orphaned cheetah cubs Toki and Sambu on one of my first visits to Lewa Wildlife conservancy in Kenya, cheetah have been a favourite subject of mine. I sculpted my first head in 1997 out of African beeswax.

With my 2023 studies of lion, leopard and cheetah heads I have sculpted each to the same scale. When seen as a trio or a pair, you can really get an idea of the size differences between them. I wanted people to be able to see the individual species evolution and how they have honed skill sets to become the very different predators they are.

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