American Sculptor • Bronze • Marble • Stone
Equine, Figurative and Commissioned Sculpture by Mike Leckie
For more than fifty years, Mike Leckie has created expressive sculpture for private collections and public spaces—from intimate portraits and equine studies to monumental works in bronze, marble and stone.

For Collectors
Available Sculpture
Discover sculpture currently available for acquisition. Each work should include its material, dimensions, edition information and purchasing details.

Exotic Stone Sculpture
Carved stone
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Figurative Work
Bronze sculpture
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Cast Glass Sculpture
Cast glass
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Explore Mike’s Sculpture
Browse by subject—the way collectors, families and commissioning organizations search for sculpture.

Horses & Equine
Strength, movement and the enduring bond between horse and human.

The Human Form
Figurative works shaped by observation, anatomy and emotion.

Portrait Sculpture
Portraits and bas-reliefs that preserve character, history and memory.

Marble & Stone
Direct carving that reveals the color, texture and permanence of stone.

Featured Equine Work
The spirit and movement of the horse
Mike’s equine sculpture studies strength, motion and personality. From bas-relief portraits to sculpture in the round, these works offer collectors and horse owners a lasting expression of an animal’s individual character.
Explore existing equine works or inquire about a commissioned portrait of a particular horse.
Commissioning a Sculpture
From first conversation to finished work
01
Share the story
Tell Mike about the person, animal, place or legacy the sculpture will represent.
02
Develop the concept
Mike considers scale, setting, material, reference images and the desired emotional character.
03
Create the sculpture
The approved concept moves through modeling, carving or casting toward installation or delivery.
Begin a conversation with Mike
Whether you are considering sculpture for a private collection, a portrait, an equine commission or a major public setting, the process begins with a conversation.

