Panthère

No source located in current research documents a birth date, birth place, education history, or confirmed living or deceased status for an artist recorded simply as Panthere. No obituary, gallery statement, or major art press notice reporting a death under this name was found as of July 13, 2026.

The closest documented public match, sourced solely from the artist's own website with no independent press corroboration located in this review, is a French animalier, or wildlife, artist who exhibits and sells work under the name Marcelle Panthere. Her own website lists two distinctions: the Prix des Editions Vaillant at the ArAnimA salon in 2022, for a piece titled Gorille-Gardien, and the Prix des Editions Abatte-Piole at the 45th Salon National des Artistes Animaliers in 2021, for a piece titled Aigle-Vent. The same site lists a 2025 exhibition record concentrated in France, including a group show, Street Nature Forte, at Galerie Nature Forte in Paris, a guest-of-honor appearance at an art exposition in Avanne, Doubs, a solo exhibition tied to the Festival Pole Grands Predateurs at the Baz'Art eco-lieu in Malans, Haute-Saone, and a print exhibition at Galerie ADN in Rouen. The consistently French venues and French-language website suggest a France-based practice, though this has not been independently confirmed by an outside biographical source, and no formal, ongoing gallery representation could be confirmed beyond these individual show listings.

This identification should be treated as the best-supported public candidate rather than a confirmed match to any internal record. No source ties this exhibition and award history to a specific birth date, nationality, or full legal name, and no independent press coverage of the artist was located.

No verifiable, quotable critical commentary in a major art publication was located for an artist named Panthere or for the candidate identification, Marcelle Panthere. Her own website references a press section, but no excerpt could be independently confirmed and reproduced. No exact verbatim quotes from named critics in major outlets are available for this entry.

No auction sale has been verified for an artist recorded as Panthere. Two results that surface the word Panthere in recent auction and market coverage belong to unrelated parties and should not be read as this artist's market history. First, a bronze titled Panthere marchant, patte arriere levee sold for USD 793,600 at Sotheby's New York on May 20, 2026, but that work is catalogued under the sculptor Rembrandt Bugatti (1884 to 1916), not under the name Panthere. Second, Cartier's Panthere line is a jewelry design motif associated with the house and with Jeanne Toussaint, not an individual artist's name or body of work. Based on the current research, there is no confirmed auction price, sale house, or sale date for the artist recorded here, and no market trend can be inferred from either of these unrelated results.

Treat any work offered under the name Panthere as carrying elevated identity risk until the seller can produce a specific, documented artist name, a birth date or founding date, and a clear chain of provenance. There is no catalogue raisonne, no confirmed program of authentication, and no confirmed auction record to benchmark a price against. If the work in question is instead by Rembrandt Bugatti and titled Panthere, or is a piece of Cartier jewelry from the Panthere line, it should be catalogued and researched under that correct name and maker, not under Panthere as an artist. Any purchase decision should begin with resolving which of these distinct entities is actually being offered.