Unknown artist - Large Leopard Decorative Canvas – Hand‑Painted from India – 184×118 cm

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Original hand-painted decorative leopard canvas from India, 184 × 118 cm, in excellent condition, signed by hand, created in 1990–2000 in Realism with mixed media, depicting animals, by an unknown artist, sold by owner or seller, unframed and shipped folded.

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A unique decorative canvas, hand-painted by an Indian artist known for creating exotic jungle motifs since the 1970s. His work was originally commissioned by renowned Spanish interior designer Jaime Parladé, an icon of colonial-ethnic style.
Parladé has designed interiors for the most discerning clients in Marbella and Sotogrande, including the Rothschild family, Julio Iglesias, and members of the Spanish and British aristocracy.
The artist who collaborated with Parladé continues to create to this day – a seasoned master with a distinctive, expressive style developed over decades. His works are decorative yet executed with a solid technique, movement, and an exotic aesthetic that perfectly aligns with current interior design trends: boho-luxe, colonial safari, organic modern, and Marbella style.

The canvas is sold unframed. Size: 184 x 118 cm.

Due to its large size, the canvas is shipped carefully folded, allowing for safe transport without risk of damage to the painted surface.
The canvas is made of thick, durable material that withstands shipping and allows for easy framing according to the client's preferences.
After stretching or framing, the canvas naturally smooths out.
One of the photos shows a visualization or presentation.

A unique decorative canvas, hand-painted by an Indian artist known for creating exotic jungle motifs since the 1970s. His work was originally commissioned by renowned Spanish interior designer Jaime Parladé, an icon of colonial-ethnic style.
Parladé has designed interiors for the most discerning clients in Marbella and Sotogrande, including the Rothschild family, Julio Iglesias, and members of the Spanish and British aristocracy.
The artist who collaborated with Parladé continues to create to this day – a seasoned master with a distinctive, expressive style developed over decades. His works are decorative yet executed with a solid technique, movement, and an exotic aesthetic that perfectly aligns with current interior design trends: boho-luxe, colonial safari, organic modern, and Marbella style.

The canvas is sold unframed. Size: 184 x 118 cm.

Due to its large size, the canvas is shipped carefully folded, allowing for safe transport without risk of damage to the painted surface.
The canvas is made of thick, durable material that withstands shipping and allows for easy framing according to the client's preferences.
After stretching or framing, the canvas naturally smooths out.
One of the photos shows a visualization or presentation.

Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Unknown artist
Title of artwork
Large Leopard Decorative Canvas – Hand‑Painted from India – 184×118 cm
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
India
Colour
Beige, Black, Bronze, Gold
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
118 cm
Width
184 cm
Weight
2 kg
Depiction/theme
Animals
Style
Realism
Period
1990-2000
SpainVerified
2
Objects sold
Private

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