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Léa Roche – RECHAD, cat, a mixed‑media giclée on panel, 70 × 50 cm, edition 2/20, signed by hand and signed on the plate, from Spain, produced in 2020 or later, in excellent condition.
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Léa Roche is a recognized painter-artist who has been exhibiting for over 30 years, in Spain and abroad. Present in numerous private collections in Europe, Asia and the United States - Referenced, AKOUN /ICAC.
Rechad, Giclée No.2
This work originally created in mixed media on panel, represents a stylized cat, whose coat is a mosaic of bright geometric shapes and abstract motifs. Deep blues, vivid yellows and oranges intertwine, highlighting the dynamic curves of the body and the pointed ears. The eyes, a piercing blue, captivate the gaze, while stripes and spots animate the composition.
This numbered Giclée, in a very limited edition (only 20 prints…), on high-quality paper (Museum Gallery, 320 g, acid-free), merges traditional painting techniques with digital work.
*Signed by the artist, it comes with its certificate of authenticity.
*Shipped in a sturdy secure tube, with tracking number / UPS-DHL.
*The rest of the work at: Artmajeur/Léa Roche or Instag: @learoche.learoche
Seller's Story
L. Roche, a French artist living in southern Spain. She is well known for her extreme colors, her passion for animals, and her interest in new technologies... creating contemporary, unique, generous, and lively paintings.
Exhibitions, research, and learning... studied fine arts and sculpture in France. Over 30 years dedicated to her passion. Transitioning from classical painting (watercolor, oil, or acrylic...) to finally finding her path in mixed media painting, since around age 20. Recognized and awarded multiple times, featured in newspapers and magazines... Sold worldwide. References: Akoun & ICAC... constantly evolving.
Translated by Google TranslateLéa Roche is a recognized painter-artist who has been exhibiting for over 30 years, in Spain and abroad. Present in numerous private collections in Europe, Asia and the United States - Referenced, AKOUN /ICAC.
Rechad, Giclée No.2
This work originally created in mixed media on panel, represents a stylized cat, whose coat is a mosaic of bright geometric shapes and abstract motifs. Deep blues, vivid yellows and oranges intertwine, highlighting the dynamic curves of the body and the pointed ears. The eyes, a piercing blue, captivate the gaze, while stripes and spots animate the composition.
This numbered Giclée, in a very limited edition (only 20 prints…), on high-quality paper (Museum Gallery, 320 g, acid-free), merges traditional painting techniques with digital work.
*Signed by the artist, it comes with its certificate of authenticity.
*Shipped in a sturdy secure tube, with tracking number / UPS-DHL.
*The rest of the work at: Artmajeur/Léa Roche or Instag: @learoche.learoche
Seller's Story
L. Roche, a French artist living in southern Spain. She is well known for her extreme colors, her passion for animals, and her interest in new technologies... creating contemporary, unique, generous, and lively paintings.
Exhibitions, research, and learning... studied fine arts and sculpture in France. Over 30 years dedicated to her passion. Transitioning from classical painting (watercolor, oil, or acrylic...) to finally finding her path in mixed media painting, since around age 20. Recognized and awarded multiple times, featured in newspapers and magazines... Sold worldwide. References: Akoun & ICAC... constantly evolving.
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Artist
Lea Roche
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
2/20
Title of artwork
RECHAD, cat
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed, Plate signed
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
70 cm
Width
50 cm
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
