Artwork Size

H50xW50cm

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Artwork Medium

Acrylic Painting, Silkscreen Printing, Foiling & Stitchwork on Linen Canvas

Canvas Artwork has wire at back of frame for hanging.

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Artwork Description

From the 1800s to early 1900s, tigers once roamed freely in Singapore. Frequent tiger attacks prompted the colonial government to offer rewards for every tiger killed. The last tiger was shot and killed in 1930.

Now, the only tigers that roam Singapore are the ones on our Tiger Balm and Tiger Beer cans.

The Black and White Bungalow in this artwork is located at 3 Adam Park.

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Artwork Viewing

Please email us to arrange for a studio appointment; in email please mention original artwork(s) you are interested in viewing.
For international clients, a video call (Zoom or Whatsapp) can be arranged.

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Shipping & Delivery

For local orders, delivery and installation is complimentary.

For international orders, canvas artworks will be taken off the frame and delivered rolled up in a sturdy cardboard tube. Framing instructions will be included, which can be taken to any framer.
Delivery via DHL is complimentary.

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Looking for something more affordable?

This artwork is also available as a canvas print, click here.

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