A framed painting on six panels depicts two tigers in a natural setting. The painting is titled "Tiger Family" and is by the artist Kishi Ganku. The tigers are orange and black. One tiger stands on the left side, facing right, with its tail raised. Its body is angled towards the right. The second tiger is crouched on a rocky outcropping on the right, facing left. A large tree trunk is between the tigers. The tree has green leaves and a thick, gnarled trunk. The background features rocky terrain, with some greenery and a wavy pattern suggesting water or clouds. The painting has a gold border around the edges. The frame is dark brown. The overall color palette is muted, with shades of beige, gray, and green dominating the scene.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 900 × 431 px
- Museum Record
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