Deerhound

McNeill Amphora (2017) side A

H 47 cm x W 25.5 x D 24.5 cm 

£3200

Next to a Scottish bard romanticised as a Homer-type figure, the Deerhound dreams of the chase: unicorns. 

By the early 19th century Deerhound numbers had become very low. The McNeill brothers – Archibald and Duncan - developed a breeding programme to revitalise the Deerhound population.

Imagery designed and painted by artist.

Drawn after the McNeill Amphora, Deerhound (2026)

Ink and gouache on tracing paper

H 59.5 cm x W  42 cm

£310 (framed)