‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
LEOPARD CLIMBING DOWN A TREE (Limited Edition of 12)
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
LEOPARD CLIMBING DOWN A TREE (Limited Edition of 12)
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
‘Leopard Climbing Down a Tree’ by Hamish Mackie, a limited-edition bronze wildlife sculpture depicting an African leopard descending headfirst down a tall, weathered tree trunk. The leopard's muscular body, extended forelegs and curved tail capture the animal's extraordinary agility and balance. Finished in natural earthy bronze tones, the sculpture features a highly textured tree trunk mounted on a rectangular Purbeck limestone base, inspired by the artist's wildlife observations in the Serengeti.
Hamish Mackie

LEOPARD CLIMBING DOWN A TREE (Limited Edition of 12)

Part of Mackie’s 2025 Leopard Series, this sculpture was inspired by a female leopard he observed in the Serengeti descending from a sycamore fig tree. He and his guide waited near the Mara River as the cat, which had been resting beside a kill, began its remarkably controlled descent at dusk.

Mackie drew on that encounter and other observations of the animal’s precise movement and balance, combining them with the form of a weathered branch found closer to home. The sculpture focuses on the tension between strength and agility and was informed by his wildlife study in Namibia and Tanzania.

Medium: Bronze with Purbeck limestone base
Edition: Signed and dated 2025; numbered edition of 12
Dimensions: 164 H cm; depth and width to be confirmed by artist
Additional details: 103 kg including stone base. The source describes a 6 mm-high Purbeck limestone base; confirm this measurement before publication.

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