Original - Acrylic on Canvas
This monumental wildlife composition captures the raw, untamed power of Africa’s savanna. Spanning an impressive 48”x98”, this acrylic masterpiece places the viewer face-to-face with one of the continents most formidable animals-the Cape buffalo-rendered with staggering realism and emotional intensity.
Rahul Vyas masterfully contrasts the buffalo’s hulking mass and battle-worn presence with the graceful motion of the cattle egrets lifting into flight. The tension between movement and stillness, danger and serenity, creates a dynamic narrative that unfolds across the canvas. Every detail-the storm-laden sky, the brushed grasses, the feather texture, the buffalo’s scarred hide-reflects Vyas' deep reverence for the wildlife he paints.
This is a true statement piece for collectors seeking scale, craftsmanship, and storytelling. Its cinematic composition and museum-level execution make it ideal for luxury estates, corporate environments, safari inspired interiors, and serious wildlife art collections.
Powerful, atmospheric, and unforgettable - Bull Cape Buffalo and Cattle Egrets stands as a premier acquisition for those who appreciate the grandeur of nature captures at its most dramatic.
Details
96”L 48”T
Acrylic on Canvas
About The Artist
Rahul Vyas is a multidisciplinary artist whose recent work explores the lion through a series of bronze sculptures. Drawing from years of anatomical study and cross-cultural symbolism, each piece captures a unique moment of power, tension, or stillness. His work blends traditional technique with a deep reverence for the natural world.
Click to view full artist profile.
Delivery Options:
Pick up directly at the galleryby appointment after purchase.
Local delivery - for collectors in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, scheduling arranged after purchase.
Nationwide Shipping -please fill out our shipping inquiry form so we can provide a custom quote based on size, weight, and destination.
Purchase Inquiry
Please click here to fill out out purchase inquiry form.
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Original - Acrylic on Canvas
This monumental wildlife composition captures the raw, untamed power of Africa’s savanna. Spanning an impressive 48”x98”, this acrylic masterpiece places the viewer face-to-face with one of the continents most formidable animals-the Cape buffalo-rendered with staggering realism and emotional intensity.
Rahul Vyas masterfully contrasts the buffalo’s hulking mass and battle-worn presence with the graceful motion of the cattle egrets lifting into flight. The tension between movement and stillness, danger and serenity, creates a dynamic narrative that unfolds across the canvas. Every detail-the storm-laden sky, the brushed grasses, the feather texture, the buffalo’s scarred hide-reflects Vyas' deep reverence for the wildlife he paints.
This is a true statement piece for collectors seeking scale, craftsmanship, and storytelling. Its cinematic composition and museum-level execution make it ideal for luxury estates, corporate environments, safari inspired interiors, and serious wildlife art collections.
Powerful, atmospheric, and unforgettable - Bull Cape Buffalo and Cattle Egrets stands as a premier acquisition for those who appreciate the grandeur of nature captures at its most dramatic.
Details
96”L 48”T
Acrylic on Canvas
About The Artist
Rahul Vyas is a multidisciplinary artist whose recent work explores the lion through a series of bronze sculptures. Drawing from years of anatomical study and cross-cultural symbolism, each piece captures a unique moment of power, tension, or stillness. His work blends traditional technique with a deep reverence for the natural world.
Click to view full artist profile.
Delivery Options:
Pick up directly at the galleryby appointment after purchase.
Local delivery - for collectors in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, scheduling arranged after purchase.
Nationwide Shipping -please fill out our shipping inquiry form so we can provide a custom quote based on size, weight, and destination.
Purchase Inquiry
Please click here to fill out out purchase inquiry form.
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