Les Titans brings together 8 buffalo head paintings still available, €650 each, painted in acrylic with a palette knife on cut-out hardboard by Camille Marchand. Every piece is one of a kind: once it is sold, it is never repainted. Each work ships signed, with its certificate of authenticity, and delivery is free within France.
Works in this collection
About the collection
Les Titans is Totem Sauvage's collection dedicated to the buffalo, this massive animal whose silhouette embodies force in its purest state. It is a series of buffalo heads cut to their silhouette in Isorel panels, each in a unique chromatic range: from the metallic copper of L'Enraciné to tones of dawn, ember, crimson or iridescence. Each piece is executed in acrylic with a palette knife. The generous impastos and deep lines convey the imposing mass of the animal, the roughness of its hide, the tension of its muscles under effort. In Camille's imagination, the buffalo is a totem of resilience and rootedness: symbol of a deep connection to the earth, it evokes endurance in the face of the elements. Each work is unique, signed and accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.
Eight buffalo heads painted with a palette knife, horizontal 100 x 60 cm format
The Titans, eight buffalo heads in 100 x 60 cm
The Titans brings together eight buffalo heads, all available, each painted in acrylic with a palette knife on an Isorel panel cut to follow the animal's silhouette. No frame, no standard rectangle: the panel follows only the outline of the head, with no glass over it.
Every piece measures 100 x 60 cm, a horizontal format that is rare here, where most works run tall rather than wide. The eight canvases each carry their own name: L'Enraciné, L'Ambre, Le Prisme, Le Brasier, L'Incarnat, L'Iridescent, L'Auroral, Le Vespéral.
The eight variations exist side by side at the same price, 650 euros each, which means choosing a shade rather than settling for a single available buffalo head.
Why does a buffalo head painting change the feel of a living room?
A buffalo head painting occupies a wall differently from a floral or geometric piece. The cut silhouette, with no frame and no rectangular background, lets the wall breathe around the head: the animal's own outline defines the edges of the work, not a frame that boxes it in.
Above a sofa or in an entryway, a buffalo painting for the living room reads as frontal and sculptural, closer to a painted trophy than a flat canvas. The horizontal format of the Titans, 100 x 60 cm, sits naturally along a low piece of furniture rather than a narrow wall.
Which of the eight Titans shades should you choose?
The eight Titans canvases share the same subject and the same format, but each one carries its own palette, from warmer to cooler. Each title hints at its tone, and the exact shade is best judged on screen or in augmented reality before choosing.
Choosing among the eight comes down to matching the room the painting will hang in: a warm tone reads differently on a pale wall than on a dark one. That is worth asking before buying, not after: every canvas is unique and signed, and once sold, that particular variation is no longer available.
What makes each buffalo head unique under the light?
Palette-knife painting builds up the paint in successive ridges rather than the flat surface a brush leaves behind. On a buffalo head, that texture follows the grain of the fur and the volume of the skull: the knife sculpts the animal's texture directly into the acrylic.
Most pieces on the site come with a raking light you can move across the panel from your screen: it reveals the knife-work, the same peaks and hollows that natural light in your home will bring out depending on the hour and the angle.
Will a 100 x 60 cm horizontal painting fit above my sofa?
A large horizontal painting at 100 x 60 cm for the living room needs room to breathe: better to let it stand clear than wedge it between two nearby pieces of furniture. Above a sofa, this wide format naturally follows the low line of the seat without overwhelming it.
To settle the question without having to picture it, every buffalo head on the site opens in augmented reality: you see it at true scale on your own wall from your phone, with nothing to install. It is the most direct way to know whether 100 x 60 cm works on your wall before ordering.
How does the painting arrive at your home?
The piece ships signed, with its certificate of authenticity, and delivery is free within mainland France. The cut Isorel panel has no frame: the silhouette of the buffalo head forms the outline of the piece itself.
Because every piece is unique, receiving a Titans buffalo head means receiving that particular variation and no other: once sold, it is no longer offered.
Price and reserving a buffalo head
Each Titans buffalo head is priced at 650 euros, payable in full or with a 30 percent deposit. The deposit reserves the piece for three months, giving you time to confirm your choice of shade or prepare the wall that will hold it.
The price is the same across all eight variations: choosing between L'Enraciné, L'Ambre, Le Prisme, Le Brasier, L'Incarnat, L'Iridescent, L'Auroral and Le Vespéral comes down to tone and how it fits your home, never to a price difference.
Can you commission your own buffalo head?
Beyond the eight buffalo heads already painted, a custom commission starts at an estimated 720 euros. It is a separate piece, discussed directly with the artist, distinct from the Titans already completed.
The site's journal carries one article on palette-knife painting and another on owning an original rather than hanging a reproduction, two useful reads before choosing between an existing buffalo head and a custom commission.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the buffalo painting really hand painted?
- Yes. Every Titans canvas is painted in acrylic with a palette knife on an Isorel panel cut to the animal's silhouette, a unique piece signed by the artist and delivered with its certificate of authenticity.
- Do I need a frame to hang it?
- No. The panel already follows the outline of the buffalo head, with no frame and no rectangular backing to add.
- How can I tell if the colour will work in my living room before buying?
- Every buffalo head opens in augmented reality: you place it at true scale on your own wall from your phone, with nothing to install, to judge the tone and the format before ordering.
- How does the 30 percent deposit work?
- You can pay for the piece in full or leave a 30 percent deposit, which reserves it for three months while you finalise your choice.
- Is delivery really free?
- Yes, within mainland France. The canvas ships signed, together with its certificate of authenticity.
- What happens if the buffalo head I wanted is already sold?
- Every piece is unique: once a variation sells, it does not come back. That is why the eight Titans shades, from L'Enraciné to Le Vespéral, exist side by side while they remain available.
- Can I order a buffalo head different from the ones already painted?
- Yes, through a custom commission starting at an estimated 720 euros, a piece separate from the eight existing Titans, discussed directly with the artist.