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OUTDOOR
Inspired by her "Jungle" creations, artist Justine Coquidé decorates your outdoor spaces with vibrant and energizing collectibles to help you enjoy a beautiful sunny summer.
CHILEAN THE LEOPARD
The artist Herbert Dicksee (1862-1942) was a British artist specializing in animal painting. He was considered one of the most talented of his time. He was particularly known for his realistic and detailed depictions of animals, especially dogs and big cats. His meticulous attention to detail and his skill in capturing the nature and personality of animals in his paintings earned him widespread recognition in the art world. He managed to convey an atmosphere that was both wild and captivating. He created a realistic atmosphere by bringing the leopard to life and grounding it in its natural habitat. His talent for capturing the beauty of animals in all their splendor makes him an essential figure in the world of animal painting.
OUR CUSHIONS
ROYAL TIGER CUSHION
SUMMER LEOPARD CUSHION
Inspired by Eugène Delacroix's Royal Tiger, this cushion will be perfect to go with the Royal Tiger deckchair!
This work reflects Delacroix's interest in exotic animals and their symbolism. The tiger, often associated with power, strength, and grandeur, was a subject that captivated the artist's imagination.
This leopard is also inspired by a painting by Herbert Dickson. Once again, he has managed to capture the grace and power of the leopard in this work, using precise details to render its spotted coat and piercing eyes.
CHILEAN THE ROYAL TIGER
Eugène Delacroix was a French painter considered one of the leading figures of the Romantic movement. He is best known for his painting "Liberty Leading the People," which has become a symbol of democracy.
During his career, the painter undertook a journey to Morocco and Algeria. His visit to North Africa introduced him to the Orient. He left behind numerous sketchbooks and preparatory drawings.
There he discovers exotic animals like the Royal Tiger, which is reinventing itself here. The tiger symbolizes courage, determination, and independence.
Here, Delacroix managed to capture the quiet strength of this wild animal and create a captivating and imposing atmosphere.
