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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x47.2in
About this artwork
The tiger, the largest of the big cats.
The artist wanted to create a contrast between the wild animal that is the tiger and the softness of its fur.
Maybe we would like to give him a hug...
Wherever you are, this tiger will follow you with its gaze.
K-roline worked his canvas on a black background.
This canvas was made on a 3D frame, for a contemporary look and to allow the buyer to put a frame or not.
The artist wanted to create a contrast between the wild animal that is the tiger and the softness of its fur.
Maybe we would like to give him a hug...
Wherever you are, this tiger will follow you with its gaze.
K-roline worked his canvas on a black background.
This canvas was made on a 3D frame, for a contemporary look and to allow the buyer to put a frame or not.
K-roline
France
Credentials
- Prizewinner
- Reviewed by a major art publication
- Works on commission
« Sensitivity, gentleness, and detail are the words that represent me. »
K-roline is a wildlife painter based near Toulouse. A recognized and award-winning artist, she received the Gold Medal from the Academy of Arts, Sciences, and Letters of Paris in 2025.
Her work reveals the beauty, strength and fragility of the animal world, with particular attention paid to the intensity of the gazes, which she considers to be the heart of the emotional connection with the viewer.
She works primarily in acrylic, enriching her works with mixed media to refine the details. Exhibited in France and internationally, her paintings are featured in private collections, including that of an influential figure in the automotive industry.
Her work reveals the beauty, strength and fragility of the animal world, with particular attention paid to the intensity of the gazes, which she considers to be the heart of the emotional connection with the viewer.
She works primarily in acrylic, enriching her works with mixed media to refine the details. Exhibited in France and internationally, her paintings are featured in private collections, including that of an influential figure in the automotive industry.