"Look at Me" - The intense gaze of the tiger.
A striking portrait of the tiger
This close-up portrait of a tiger highlights the intensity and majesty of this iconic animal. His powerful, deep and piercing gaze immediately captures attention, prompting the viewer to dive into the world of wildlife. The tiger, a symbol of strength and freedom, reveals its natural beauty in an intense and calm posture at the same time.
. Exceptional realism
The precision of every detail of the fur, the lines marked on this portrait and the reflection in his eyes is achieved with remarkable finesse. The colour palette, playing on warm and natural tones, underlines the imposing aspect of this animal while preserving the softness of its eyes. This work is a testament to the artist's talent for capturing nature in all its glory.
. A mythical animal in its purest expression : This close-up portrait not only honors its beauty, but also illustrates the quiet power that emanates from this animal. This portrait is an invitation to contemplate the nobility and greatness of the species through a single gaze. . Available art prints With the original artwork having been sold, high-quality fine art prints are now available. These reproductions respect the fidelity of the original, offering an immersion in the intensity of the tiger's gaze and the beauty of its features.
. An impressive addition to your collection
"Look at Me" is a must-have piece for wildlife art enthusiasts. This towering portrait will bring a touch of wilderness and power to your space, captivating both tiger lovers and those who appreciate the beauty of wildlife.
THE ORIGINAL
ABOUT THIS ARTWORK | SOLD |
Sizes | 60 cm x 90 cm – 24 in’ x 36 in’ |
Finitions | Not Framed |
Medium | Oil on Board |
Signature | At the bottom right |
Certificate of Authenticité | YES |
Invoice | YES |
Symbol of strength, courage, valour, ferocity, its very name is associated with all these to designate a person showing one of these qualities!
You will have understood it, the tiger fascinates!
This is why the species is in decline. Long victims of hunting for trophies or their skin, they are still the target of poaching to supply the Chinese pharmacopoeia. Tigers also face the inevitable reduction of their habitat and natural prey.
Even if protective measures are taken, tiger populations are still fragile.
This was the first painting I did on Masonite. Not only did I enjoy painting on this new material, but I also had a lot of fun doing this painting of a close-up portrait of a tiger where its gaze seems to bewitch the person who stares at it a little too long. That's why I gave it the title "Look at me"!
LIMITED FINE ART PRINTS ON CANVAS
ABOUT LIMITED FINE ART PRINT | AVAILABLE |
Sizes | Similar to the original work |
Framing | Unframed (custom framing available on request) |
Support | Fine art print on museum-quality canvas 340 g/m², satin gloss, acid- and lignin-free |
Signature | Identical to the original on the front + my signature on the back of the art print |
Certificate of Authenticity | YES with Artrust Certification |
Invoice | YES |
Numbering | Edited and numbered on 25 copies (n° 1/25, 2/25 etc up to 25/25) |