Léa Roche (1964) - Freddy Mambo 2

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Freddy Mambo 2, a unique original artwork by Léa Roche (1964), created in mixed media on premium linen canvas (60 × 60 cm), Spain, contemporary and dated 2026, hand-signed and sold directly by the artist.

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Léa Roche is a recognized painter, 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.

- Artwork sold directly by the artist.
- Unique original piece, created from A to Z by the artist.
- Mixed media, inks, acrylic, giclée... on Premium Linen Canvas, 365 g.
- Photos taken in natural light, no flash, no filters, no retouching.
- Signed on the front and back.
- Delivered with its certificate of authenticity, hand-signed.
- Shipped protected, carefully rolled in a reinforced art-grade cardboard tube. Delivered without frame.
- Carriers: UPS/DHL/FedEx, with tracking number.

• My work: Artmajeur/Lea Roche - Also find me on Instagram: @lroche.lroche

** The photos in the showroom are for illustration only. Please pay attention to actual dimensions in the description."

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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Léa Roche is a recognized painter, 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.

- Artwork sold directly by the artist.
- Unique original piece, created from A to Z by the artist.
- Mixed media, inks, acrylic, giclée... on Premium Linen Canvas, 365 g.
- Photos taken in natural light, no flash, no filters, no retouching.
- Signed on the front and back.
- Delivered with its certificate of authenticity, hand-signed.
- Shipped protected, carefully rolled in a reinforced art-grade cardboard tube. Delivered without frame.
- Carriers: UPS/DHL/FedEx, with tracking number.

• My work: Artmajeur/Lea Roche - Also find me on Instagram: @lroche.lroche

** The photos in the showroom are for illustration only. Please pay attention to actual dimensions in the description."

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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Details

Artist
Léa Roche (1964)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Freddy Mambo 2
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed, Plate signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
60 cm
Width
60 cm
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
Sold by
SpainVerified
2786
Objects sold
100%
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