‘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.

All prices include VAT

£43,000.00
/
Frais d'expédition calculés lors du passage à la caisse.
  • Chaque pièce est réalisée par l'artiste. Pour toute question relative à la provenance, aux éditions ou aux commandes, contactez-nous et nous vous guiderons à travers les détails. Les paiements sont traités de manière sécurisée, protégeant à la fois l'artiste et le collectionneur.

Ce site est protégé par hCaptcha, et la Politique de confidentialité et les Conditions de service de hCaptcha s’appliquent.

Les frais de livraison pour cette œuvre varieront en fonction de sa taille, de son poids, de sa destination ainsi que du niveau d'emballage spécialisé ou de manutention requis. Une fois que vous aurez manifesté votre intérêt ou passé commande, nous vous fournirons un devis de livraison sur mesure basé sur votre localisation et le mode de transport le plus sûr.

Nous prenons grand soin de garantir que chaque œuvre d'art soit emballée en toute sécurité et arrive en parfait état. Toutes les livraisons sont effectuées soit directement par l'artiste, soit par un partenaire logistique de confiance, assurant un service personnalisé et professionnel de l'atelier jusqu'à votre porte.

Si vous souhaitez obtenir une estimation des frais de livraison avant votre achat, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter.

Vous aimerez peut-être aussi

Vu récemment