Roger Haus - Haus Dogs - XL

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Roger Haus, Haus Dogs - XL, an original felt-tip pen on canvas (100 by 80 cm) dating to 2026, produced in Spain, hand-signed with a certificate of authenticity, depicting animals in a street art style and in excellent condition, shipped rolled without a frame, sold directly from the artist.

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Haus Dogs - XL - UNIQUE - 80x100cm

Three giant dogs take centre stage, barking and smiling as if they have nowhere else to be. Perched on top of one of them, the bird joins the celebration, while a world of funny characters, curious creatures and strange little symbols fills the space around them. The whole scene feels like one last burst of summer—wild, playful and not quite ready to end. Part graffiti. Part dream. Part endless joy.

Original artwork on canvas made with felt-tip pen for the highly meticulous details that characterise Roger Haus's unique style. Delivered with a hand-signed certificate of authenticity. Shipped carefully rolled (without a frame) in a protective tube for a safe delivery. The artwork might appear differently in photos, depending on the camera settings.

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Roger Haus [1984] has been delivering the wow factor in his work for over a decade. Trained at La Llotja Art and Crafts Academy in Barcelona, one of Spain's oldest and most prestigious art institutions, where renowned artists like Picasso and Miró honed their craft, Roger Haus later continued his training at IDEP Academy, known for its strong emphasis on technological integration. Meanwhile, passionate about manga, street art, and photography, he filled the streets with graffiti and his notebooks with daily illustrations. In 2015, Roger expressed an interest in the use of generative networks for his drawings and paintings, making him one of the early pioneers. Today, his art has been exhibited in the USA, Canada, France, Spain, Switzerland, Japan, and South Korea, making big waves on social media. Roger has collaborated with prominent institutions, including Universal Music, the Picasso Museum, CaixaForum, and the Joan Miró Foundation. A surrealist at heart, Roger embraces automatism for the spontaneous expression, inviting you to step a little closer into an exciting world of infinite possibilities.

MAJOR FEATURES:

Picasso Museum
Times Square
World Trade Center, NY
WeTransfer

LINKS:


www.rogerhaus.com
@rogerhaus

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Shipping will occur within 7–10 days, allowing ample time for the preparation of the necessary documentation.
 Customs duties outside of Europe are the responsibility of the collector. Please sign the delivery note only if the artwork arrives in perfect condition. Report any damage directly to the shipping company — this is the only way to claim compensation. Thank you for your collaboration.

Haus Dogs - XL - UNIQUE - 80x100cm

Three giant dogs take centre stage, barking and smiling as if they have nowhere else to be. Perched on top of one of them, the bird joins the celebration, while a world of funny characters, curious creatures and strange little symbols fills the space around them. The whole scene feels like one last burst of summer—wild, playful and not quite ready to end. Part graffiti. Part dream. Part endless joy.

Original artwork on canvas made with felt-tip pen for the highly meticulous details that characterise Roger Haus's unique style. Delivered with a hand-signed certificate of authenticity. Shipped carefully rolled (without a frame) in a protective tube for a safe delivery. The artwork might appear differently in photos, depending on the camera settings.

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Roger Haus [1984] has been delivering the wow factor in his work for over a decade. Trained at La Llotja Art and Crafts Academy in Barcelona, one of Spain's oldest and most prestigious art institutions, where renowned artists like Picasso and Miró honed their craft, Roger Haus later continued his training at IDEP Academy, known for its strong emphasis on technological integration. Meanwhile, passionate about manga, street art, and photography, he filled the streets with graffiti and his notebooks with daily illustrations. In 2015, Roger expressed an interest in the use of generative networks for his drawings and paintings, making him one of the early pioneers. Today, his art has been exhibited in the USA, Canada, France, Spain, Switzerland, Japan, and South Korea, making big waves on social media. Roger has collaborated with prominent institutions, including Universal Music, the Picasso Museum, CaixaForum, and the Joan Miró Foundation. A surrealist at heart, Roger embraces automatism for the spontaneous expression, inviting you to step a little closer into an exciting world of infinite possibilities.

MAJOR FEATURES:

Picasso Museum
Times Square
World Trade Center, NY
WeTransfer

LINKS:


www.rogerhaus.com
@rogerhaus

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Shipping will occur within 7–10 days, allowing ample time for the preparation of the necessary documentation.
 Customs duties outside of Europe are the responsibility of the collector. Please sign the delivery note only if the artwork arrives in perfect condition. Report any damage directly to the shipping company — this is the only way to claim compensation. Thank you for your collaboration.

Details

アーティスト
Roger Haus
販売元
Direct from the artist
エディション
Original
作品タイトル
Haus Dogs - XL
技法
Felt-tip pen
署名
Hand signed
原産国
Spain
年
2026
コンディション
Excellent condition
カラー
Black, White
高さ
100 cm
幅
80 cm
描写/テーマ
Animals
スタイル
Street art
時代
2020+
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Objects sold
100%
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