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Horse Head - 2015

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Bronze, Signed Hamish Mackie,
Numbered edition of 12
Dated 2015

52cm long x 68cm high x 40cm wide
(20.5″ x 27″ x 15.5″)

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“Whilst sculpting the Goodman’s Fields horses, this image of a powerful horse’s head kept coming back to me. I had to sculpt it”.” (HM)

This bronze sculpture of a Horse Head by Hamish Mackie was inspired whilst he was creating the six larger than life-size horses for Berkeley Homes. Hamish’s complete understanding of equine anatomy underpins his loose handling of the material. There is movement and vitality in this work: we feel a sense of the animal’s spirit and intelligence. Like all his pieces, the textural quality invites us to touch it.

Hamish’s Horse Head is available in a limited edition of 12 and would make a special gift for any equestrian.

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Whilst sculpting the Goodman’s Fields horses, this image of a powerful horse’s head kept coming back to me. I had to sculpt it.

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