Bazévian DelaCapucinière - Mini Dogs Gang Dachshund Corgi Chihuahua Pug - READY TO HANG - Handpainted LARGE






Holds a bachelor’s degree in art history and a master’s degree in arts and cultural management.
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Bazévian DelaCapucinière’s original, hand-signed 2026 mixed-media artwork, titled “Mini Dogs Gang Dachshund Corgi Chihuahua Pug - READY TO HANG - Handpainted LARGE”, depicts a corgi, two dachshunds, a chihuahua and a pug in oil, acrylic and ink on old papers mounted on wood, and measures 55 × 55 cm.
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Mini Gang Dogs
Small gang consisting of a corgi, two dachshunds, a chihuahua and a pug. (Attention to cats)
Technique : Oil, acrylic and ink on aged papers marouflaged on wood. The wooden panel is mounted on a frame, 55x55cm ■■ 21.7 x 21.7 inches
Sustainability : The wooden frame is made by the artist from recycled old books. In an ecological approach, each packaging is custom-made and comes from a recycling network.
Sustainability : The wooden frame is made by the artist from recycled old books. In an ecological approach, each packaging is custom-made and comes from a recycling network.
》PRÊT À ÊTRE ACCROCHER《
■ → Original signed work. Certificate of authenticity included.
■ → Carefully packaged for shipping (plywood, foam, thick cardboard).
■ → Fast international delivery: DHL/UPS/FEDEX (3 to 6 days from France to the United States).
The visuals of mise-en-scène are AI Visualisations based on photographs of the real object. The photos of the real object are authoritative.
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French artist whose works have been shown in numerous exhibitions and publications in Europe, America and Asia. Her work has also been highlighted on British television Channel 4, in the program “Huge Homes with Hugh Dennis.”
Her work sits at the intersection of image, collective memory and the traces left by time. Drawing inspiration from 20th-century images, Bazévian explores their transformation, alteration and reinterpretation through a personal pictorial language.
Between collective memory and personal history, her work evokes oxidized, erased or time-transformed images. The gaze becomes presence, texture becomes light and every image reactivated by the imagination gradually becomes a new memory.
Bazévian thus develops a singular and sensitive universe, at the boundary between figuration and abstraction, where fragments of the past become the starting point for a contemporary, personal work.
Mini Gang Dogs
Small gang consisting of a corgi, two dachshunds, a chihuahua and a pug. (Attention to cats)
Technique : Oil, acrylic and ink on aged papers marouflaged on wood. The wooden panel is mounted on a frame, 55x55cm ■■ 21.7 x 21.7 inches
Sustainability : The wooden frame is made by the artist from recycled old books. In an ecological approach, each packaging is custom-made and comes from a recycling network.
Sustainability : The wooden frame is made by the artist from recycled old books. In an ecological approach, each packaging is custom-made and comes from a recycling network.
》PRÊT À ÊTRE ACCROCHER《
■ → Original signed work. Certificate of authenticity included.
■ → Carefully packaged for shipping (plywood, foam, thick cardboard).
■ → Fast international delivery: DHL/UPS/FEDEX (3 to 6 days from France to the United States).
The visuals of mise-en-scène are AI Visualisations based on photographs of the real object. The photos of the real object are authoritative.
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
French artist whose works have been shown in numerous exhibitions and publications in Europe, America and Asia. Her work has also been highlighted on British television Channel 4, in the program “Huge Homes with Hugh Dennis.”
Her work sits at the intersection of image, collective memory and the traces left by time. Drawing inspiration from 20th-century images, Bazévian explores their transformation, alteration and reinterpretation through a personal pictorial language.
Between collective memory and personal history, her work evokes oxidized, erased or time-transformed images. The gaze becomes presence, texture becomes light and every image reactivated by the imagination gradually becomes a new memory.
Bazévian thus develops a singular and sensitive universe, at the boundary between figuration and abstraction, where fragments of the past become the starting point for a contemporary, personal work.
