Leap Of Faith
51" x 67"
Original Sold For £80,000
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Pip has just returned from a week long safari in the Maasai Mara in Kenya with the acclaimed photographers Daryl and Sharna Balfour. Another amazing adventure - following the famous Leopard Roco, watching a lioness chasing down a baby giraffe and a male lion lying under the vehicle among other things. Accompanying Pip and his wife Jan was the wildlife artist Fiona Champion and husband Keith.
A fantastic time was had by all! 
Pip returns to De Montfort Fine Art!
Pip and Helen celebrate!
In September 2018, Pip met with Helen Swaby, the renowned founder, owner and CEO of De Montfort Fine Art, and with Director Sara Hill to discuss working together again. De Montfort are now one of the world’s largest and most successful fine art publishers, owning over fifty galleries in the UK alone. Their luxurious Whitewall Galleries can be found in cities and towns across the country, but also on Cunard and P&O liners and cruise ships. In addition, their boutique Clarendon Galleries can be visited in many prestigious locations such as Marlow, Chelsea, Richmond and Cobham. Pip’s work is being launched by De Montfort on 24th January 2019 at their flagship Clarendon Gallery in Mayfair. For further details contact Lucy Riley at De Montfort Fine Art (LucyRiley@demontfortfineart.co.uk).
'Artist In Residence' at Marwell for 25 years – a world record?
Pip with Nerys Hughes and Anneka Rice filming at Marwell
This January, Pip has been the official ‘Artist in Residence’ at Marwell Zoological Park in Hampshire for over twenty five years! In this role, he founded and ran the famous ‘Marwell International Wildlife Art Society’, for sixteen years, during which time it became Europe’s largest wildlife art society, with over three hundred members and many successful exhibitions and fund raising events. In 2004, Pip starred in the highly successful seven-part Meridian Television series ‘A Brush With The Wild’. It was presented by Anneka Rice and featured Pip teaching celebrities Nerys Hughes, Christie Hamilton, Linda Robson, Lesley Joseph, Helen Lederer and Jenny Éclair how to paint – it was filmed on location at Marwell and in Kenya. In 2016, Marwell purpose-built a gallery in their retail outlet to house Pip’s wildlife paintings, which are on sale to park visitors. Pip can be contacted on pip@pipmcgarry.com or by telephone 01264 359291.