Jungle King

This art piece has been professionally framed using UltraVue UV70 anti reflective glass.

This isn’t just a lion. It’s the lion—the king, the myth, the raw embodiment of dominance and grace. The mane, a tidal wave of golds and ambers, cascades like wildfire, thick and unapologetically wild. Each strand of fur is deliberate, as if carved into existence by time itself. His face is a map—scarred, textured, worn—etched with stories of battles fought and survived.

Look into those eyes. They don’t just stare back; they judge. Steady, unflinching, and wise in a way you’ll never be. You’re not looking at the lion. You’re being seen by him. And in that moment, you’re reminded of your place—small, fleeting—because this animal doesn’t belong to your world. He’s not the zoo version with a glass wall between you. He’s the truth.

Angelena Crotty doesn’t paint lions; she captures souls. And this piece? It’s not just art—it’s confrontation. A chance to meet the king of beasts on his terms, where you don’t dare look away.