Malcolm Collection (page 9)

White cat with ginger tail / face on stairs
A pet cat sitting on the stairs. Watercolour painting by Malcolm Greensmith

A leopard resting on a rainforest branch
An adult leopard (Panthera pardus) resting on the substantial lower branch of a rainforest tree in sub-Saharan Africa. Painting by Maloclm Greensmith

Young lion cubs asleep in a tree
Two young lion cubs (Panthera leo) asleep in the substantial lower branches of a sub-Saharan tree. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

A Leopard sitting in a tree
A male Leopard (Panthera pardus) sitting in the substantial lower branches of a tree in sub-Saharan Africa. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

A portrait of a Leopard
A reproduction of a portrait painting of a Leopard (Panthera pardus) by Malcolm Greensmith

A Common Badger (Meles meles), emerging from the undergrowth. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

A working heavy horse
A Shire horse, with collar, tack, bit, blinkers and horse brasses, standing alone in a cut cornfield. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

Sir Malcolm Campbell, seen here with his car The Campbell-Railton Blue Bird, after breaking his own previous land speed record with a speed of 272.108 miles per hour in 1933

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"Malcolm: A Multifaceted Journey Through Time and Culture" From the prestigious Royal Regiment of Fusiliers to the majestic sight of STS Malcolm Miller under full sail, Malcolm's story unfolds with captivating diversity. Just as horses pulling the plough symbolize strength and resilience, so does Malcolm embody these qualities in his various endeavors. In one scene, we witness the exhilarating spectacle of fox hunting, where riders and their loyal dogs unite in pursuit of adventure. Meanwhile, coopers skillfully craft wooden barrels, a testament to Malcolm's appreciation for traditional craftsmanship and attention to detail. Yet amidst this tapestry of experiences, an unexpected turn takes us back to 1963 Saigon when Buddhist monk Thich Quang Duc committed self-immolation as a powerful protest against injustice. Captured by photographer Malcolm Browne's lens, this haunting image serves as a reminder that even in darkness, courage can ignite change. Gypsy caravans evoke wanderlust and freedom—a sentiment shared by Malcolm X (1925-1965), whose transformative journey from adversity to leadership resonates across generations. Like a pair of working Shire Horses alongside a farmer laboring on fertile land, he tirelessly plowed through obstacles while leaving an indelible mark on history. Whether marching proudly with the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers or harnessing raw power during Ploughing Matches with Shire Horses at his side—Malcolm embraces diverse passions that shape his extraordinary narrative. His story is one woven together by threads spanning continents and cultures—an ode to resilience, activism, tradition, and unwavering spirit.