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The Outlaw

Limited Edition by Mackenzie Thorpe

£1,450

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  • Edition: 195
  • Dimensions: 17 x 33 x 33 cm
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Step into the whimsical world of Mackenzie Thorpe with ‘The Outlaw,’ a captivating limited edition sculpture that brings a playful twist to the rugged charm of the Wild West. This hand-painted resin piece, measuring 17 × 33 cm, features three endearing figures dressed in classic cowboy attire. Each character is meticulously crafted, showcasing Thorpe’s signature style of blending innocence with a touch of mischief. The vibrant colours of red, green, blue, and black add depth and personality to the piece, making it a delightful addition to any art collection. Whether displayed in a modern living room or a rustic study, ‘The Outlaw’ invites viewers to embrace their inner adventurer. Its charming presence and intricate details are sure to spark conversations and inspire imagination. With an edition size of just 195, this sculpture is a testament to Thorpe’s artistic vision and a unique opportunity to own a piece of his celebrated Studio Collection. Mackenzie Thorpe is a renowned British artist known for his emotive and accessible art. Born in Middlesbrough, his work often reflects themes of love, hope, and the human condition. Thorpe’s unique style combines traditional techniques with contemporary elements, making his pieces both timeless and modern. His art has been exhibited worldwide, earning him a dedicated following and critical acclaim. Thorpe’s ability to convey deep emotions through simple forms and vibrant colours has made him a beloved figure in the art world.

About the Artist

The eldest of seven children, Mackenzie grew up in the industrial town of Middlesbrough, in the north of England. He remembers a rich colourful childhood, filled with both love and struggle, when even as a young child, despite an absence of traditional drawing materials, he felt compelled to draw and create. It is fair to say, his early experiences inform his work to this day. Despite struggling at school with undiagnosed dyslexia, his creativity shone through; after a spell working in manual jobs, Mackenzie’s persistence and dedication to art won him a place at the then, Middlesbrough College of Art…

Mackenzie Thorpe