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Horse Mare Scale 1:7 - 2014

Bronze, Signed Hamish Mackie
Numbered edition of 12
Dated 2014

51cm long x 37cm high x 18cm wide
(20″ x 14.5″ x 7″)

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“At Goodman’s Fields we had the opportunity to create a landmark that celebrates British craftsmanship as well as the history of the local community.” (Berkeley Homes)

Hamish was commissioned by Berkeley Homes to create six life-and-a-quarter size bronze horses for the main Piazza at Goodman’s Fields, London – for which he was awarded the annual Marsh Awards for Excellence in Public Sculpture and Public Fountains in 2016 by the Public Monuments and Sculpture Association.

This bronze horse sculpture of a pretty mare, shows her picking up her feet with her tail streaming behind her. Hamish has captured the mare on the alert, communicating to us a sense of her intelligence as well as her physicality. This sculpture is Horse Mare scale 1:7.

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These sculptures have been produced from scans of the original clay full size sculptures and are exact scale models of the Goodman’s Fields horses.

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