Bronze Sculpture by David Geenty

David was born in England in 1945 but spent his youth in South Africa on his father’s cattle ranch which was situated in the wilderness that is now Zimbabwe.

He attended art college in Johannesburg where he was introduced to the work of Moses Kotler a world renowned South African sculptor. This much influenced his early work. However, in subsequent years he decided to study mechanical engineering eventually graduating from Glasgow in 1970. He then worked as a naval architect until the ship building industry started to diminish. His first real love of sculpture then re-surfaced and he concentrated his formidable talents on equine study. His work is now prized amongst collectors who appreciate his quality and unique style.

David’s work is available as limited-edition bronzes produced using the ‘lost wax’ method of casting. Each bronze is carefully sealed with wax to preserve and enhance its rich patina.

We are pleased to offer a wide selection of bronzes in our gallery, as well as by mail-order.

Bronze Sculpture by David Geenty

David was born in England in 1945 but spent his youth in South Africa on his father’s cattle ranch which was situated in the wilderness that is now Zimbabwe.

He attended art college in Johannesburg where he was introduced to the work of Moses Kotler a world renowned South African sculptor. This much influenced his early work. However, in subsequent years he decided to study mechanical engineering eventually graduating from Glasgow in 1970. He then worked as a naval architect until the ship building industry started to diminish. His first real love of sculpture then re-surfaced and he concentrated his formidable talents on equine study. His work is now prized amongst collectors who appreciate his quality and unique style.

David’s work is available as limited-edition bronzes produced using the ‘lost wax’ method of casting. Each bronze is carefully sealed with wax to preserve and enhance its rich patina.

We are pleased to offer a wide selection of bronzes in our gallery, as well as by mail-order.

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