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Lot 272

*MARK CORETH (b. 1958) The 'Leopard in motion series: Leopard Springing'

bronze, signed and numbered 2/6, 20cm x 33cm, on a rectangular green marble base

Exhibited: 'Mark Coreth', Sladmore Contemporary, Berkeley Square, London, 1996

Provenance: Purchased from the above exhibition

Estimate: £1,800 - £2,500
Hammer price: £3,600
Bidding ended. Lot has been sold.

British sculptor Mark Coreth is best known for his mastery of the depiction of movement in the animals he sculpts. Whether it is a charging elephant, a swift footed ostrich or a lithe cheetah in full sprint, Coreth's ability to freeze a moment in time has led to international recognition and acclaim.

The 'Leopard in Motion' series follows the big cats movements in nine sequential studies, which see it move from a resting position, into a run, right up to the final moments where it catches its prey. Conceived in an edition of six, of which numbers 1-3 were reserved as full sets, the series showcase the animals combination of power, grace and determination mixed with the artist's ability to capture violence, speed, tranquillity and pathos with deceptive ease. 

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