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Cheers (2026) Original Ink Drawing by Pavel Kuragin

18 x 24 x 0.03cm (unframed) / 18 x 24cm (actual image size)

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£68.51

Drawing by ink on handmade paper.

Colors on the picture may slightly vary depending on individual settings of your monitor.

"What kind of creature is this, you ask?
It’s a small, very serious, yet incredibly cozy dog in a knitted olive sweater, who knows a thing or two about a good evening. The word 'CHEERS!' (a toast / to your health!) looks at you with kind irony, and his big, slightly sad eyes seem to say, 'Come on, have a drink with me — here’s to Friday coming sooner!'

Why is this the perfect lot to buy?
This is not a reproduction or a print. It is a one-of-a-kind original by contemporary artist Pavel Kuragin, created in 2026.

· Material: An ink drawing with colour accents on textured, handmade craft paper. The torn, uneven edges are not a defect but a feature that emphasises the handcrafted nature and gives the piece an art-gallery, “breathing” look.
· Size: 18×24 cm. The perfect format to slip into a standard frame; place it in a 20×30 cm frame with a mat, and it will look like a genuine museum piece.
· Signature: Bottom right — Pavel Kuragin’s original autograph and the year of creation (2026). This instantly makes the lot collectible.

Who is it for and where to hang it?
This art piece fits beautifully:
In a bar area or kitchen (creating a cosy party atmosphere).
In a living room (adding a touch of kind irony to a formal interior).
In a hallway (greeting guests with a constant “CHEERS!”).
In a home office (helping you unwind after a long workday).
It also makes a luxurious and truly original gift for a friend, colleague, or dog lover. It brings a smile the moment you lay eyes on it."

Materials used:

Ink, handmade paper, cardboard

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Drawing by ink on handmade paper.

Colors on the picture may slightly vary depending on individual settings of your monitor.

"What kind of creature is this, you ask?
It’s a small, very serious, yet incredibly cozy dog in a knitted olive sweater, who knows a thing or two about a good evening. The word 'CHEERS!' (a toast / to your health!) looks at you with kind irony, and his big, slightly sad eyes seem to say, 'Come on, have a drink with me — here’s to Friday coming sooner!'

Why is this the perfect lot to buy?
This is not a reproduction or a print. It is a one-of-a-kind original by contemporary artist Pavel Kuragin, created in 2026.

· Material: An ink drawing with colour accents on textured, handmade craft paper. The torn, uneven edges are not a defect but a feature that emphasises the handcrafted nature and gives the piece an art-gallery, “breathing” look.
· Size: 18×24 cm. The perfect format to slip into a standard frame; place it in a 20×30 cm frame with a mat, and it will look like a genuine museum piece.
· Signature: Bottom right — Pavel Kuragin’s original autograph and the year of creation (2026). This instantly makes the lot collectible.

Who is it for and where to hang it?
This art piece fits beautifully:
In a bar area or kitchen (creating a cosy party atmosphere).
In a living room (adding a touch of kind irony to a formal interior).
In a hallway (greeting guests with a constant “CHEERS!”).
In a home office (helping you unwind after a long workday).
It also makes a luxurious and truly original gift for a friend, colleague, or dog lover. It brings a smile the moment you lay eyes on it."

Materials used:

Ink, handmade paper, cardboard

Details:

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Pavel Kuragin is self-taught artist based in Russia. He often leads to experimenting with certain ideas and techniques in his art. Artist uses different media - for example, painted pieces... Read more

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