Fabbriziani & Calandra - Ghepardi

Large decorative panel on silk attributed to Fabbriziani & Calandra
Italy, 1970s

Important large-format decorative work (150 × 92 cm including frame), attributed to the famous Roman atelier Fabbriziani & Calandra, known for its refined Orientalist creations intended for prestigious interiors in the seventies.

The work depicts a suggestive composition with a white tiger and a spotted feline immersed among bamboo and Asian vegetation, in a scenographic balance with a strong visual impact, clearly inspired by traditional Japanese aesthetics reinterpreted through Italian Mid-Century taste.

Made with artistic screen printing on silk applied to a rigid support, the panel preserves the decorative elegance typical of Fabbriziani & Calandra productions: chromatic refinement, striking presence, and a refined dialogue between Eastern art and Italian design of the 1970s.

The work bears the atelier’s signature and is accompanied by the original black lacquered frame. General condition very good.

For execution quality, dimensions and subject matter, the piece fits perfectly into the high-end modern antiquities market and international interior design, making it ideal for luxury environments, vintage collections, or interior projects in Japandi, Hollywood Regency, and Oriental Modern styles.

Measurements:
150 × 92 cm (frame included)

Provenance:
Italy

Period:
About the 1970s