Albert Bierstadt

The Last of the Buffalo (c. 1888)

₹ 3,185.00

Under storm-lit skies, a hunter and buffalo collide. The horse rearing, the animal pressing forward. The scene is charged with motion, yet what it holds extends beyond the moment itself.

Format: Canvas Print
Size (inches): 9 x 12"
Add Frame: Unframed

Frame style varies depending on the selected format. See details below
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Canvas prints are shipped in thick protective tubes, while their certificates are delivered separately to preserve their condition.

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As each artwork is made to order, refunds are not applicable.

The Last of the Buffalo is not only a painting of action, it is a record of loss.

In the 19th century, millions of bison roamed the Great Plains of America, sustaining Native American tribes with food, clothing, shelter, and meaning.

By the late 1800s, widespread hunting and government policy had reduced their numbers drastically, altering both the landscape and the lives that depended on it.

The painting holds this history within a single moment. The hunter raises his weapon as the horse rears, while the buffalo presses forward with equal force. Neither yields, and neither dominates.

What appears as a scene of action becomes a record of transition, where both hunter and buffalo were nearing disappearance from the land, their fates bound within the same moment.

Rudolf Ernst

An Austrian-born painter of the late 19th and early 20th century, known for his richly detailed Orientalist works. Drawing from his travels across Morocco, Egypt, and Turkey, he created composed scenes featuring intricate architecture, decorative surfaces, and symbolic figures.

His paintings blend precision with atmosphere, inviting viewers into spaces that feel both ornate and enigmatic, where form, setting, and presence come together to create a sense of quiet intrigue.

From Art Heritage
Archival Quality

Museum-grade canvas with fade-resistant inks, made to last decades.

Certificate of Authenticity

Verified & sealed by Froheyo, personalized for each collector.

Numbered Editions

Size-specific editions, each piece individually numbered & recorded.

Materials & Craftsmanship

Canvas
Premium, museum-grade canvas chosen for texture, depth, and durability. Crafted from a high-quality polycotton blend.

Print
Archival pigment inks ensure fade resistance and long-lasting color integrity, produced using high-precision, industrial-grade printers.

Design
Original concepts developed in collaboration with artists, rooted in narrative-driven expression.

Note : All artworks are high-quality prints, not hand-painted pieces. We focus on original storytelling while maintaining exclusivity through limited editions.
Framing & Format

Formats
Canvas Print — flat format, requires framing to be hanged on wall.
Gallery Wrap — stretched canvas with visible depth on its sides, ready to hang.

Framing
Each format gets the frame color option in black, white, and brown, selected to complement the artwork.
Frame style varies based on the chosen format.

Frame Style
Gallery wraps are paired with floating frames, while canvas prints use standard frames.

Floating frames are designed to create a subtle sense of depth, floating frames sit around the artwork, covering its sides while leaving space between the canvas and frame.

The standard frames work just like a regular frame for the canvas print.
Limited edition & Authenticity

Edition Structure
This artwork is part of an open edition, allowing it to remain accessible without a fixed limit on the number of prints produced.
While maintaining the same standards of quality and craftsmanship. 

Certification
A Certificate of Authenticity, verified and sealed by Froheyo, accompanies each artwork and is personalized for the collector.
Shipping & Care

Production
Each artwork is prepared after your order is placed to ensure quality and finish.

Packaging
Packed securely using protective materials suited to its format and size.

Delivery
India — approximately 8 business days
International — 14+ business days depending on location

Art Care
Keep away from direct sunlight, moisture, and rough contact.

Dust regularly using a dry microfibre cloth or soft brush.

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