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Artwork details
- Medium : Textile, Wood Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 23.6in, Height: 26in, Depth: 26.4in
About this artwork
Jacobite is a piece that pays homage to the struggle of the Jacobite's finally ending at the battle of Culloden 1746 the last battle fought on British soil.
The stags head is painted with iron paint and then rusted with the antlers entwined with barbed wire portraying the struggle.
It also has a highland broach of Cairngorm mounted in the centre of the forehead and is mounted on a faux velvet reptile print studded plaque. Cairngorm was a crystal… that the Highlanders caried into battle for protection and good luck.
The stags head is painted with iron paint and then rusted with the antlers entwined with barbed wire portraying the struggle.
It also has a highland broach of Cairngorm mounted in the centre of the forehead and is mounted on a faux velvet reptile print studded plaque. Cairngorm was a crystal… that the Highlanders caried into battle for protection and good luck.
Scott Hendrie
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Residency Participant
- Works on commission
« I embellish nature's sculpture, form, and design. »
Scott Hendrie is an award-winning sculptor based in the United Kingdom who has exhibited his pieces in numerous solo events in London. His work celebrates the beauty of resurrection, decay, and life after death. Hendrie believes that the collective energy of the materials creates a specific "healing vibe". Most of the materials he employs are born from the natural world, such as skulls, shells, crystals, feathers, wood, and metal, to name a few.
Scott Hendrie
Jacobite
$3,270