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// Suite Nipon Pour C.B. by Jean-Charles Blais, created in 1985, is a limited edition linocut that captures the artist’s characteristic bold and expressive style. The artwork depicts a figure with their arms crossed, gripping a tool, set against a background of rich red and black. The use of strong lines and high contrast emphasizes the figure’s stance, exuding a sense of resilience and quiet strength. The red background features abstract patterns and textures that add depth and intensity to the composition, while the detailed rendering of the hands suggests themes of labor, identity, and endurance. With an edition size of 95, this piece reflects Blais's interest in the human form and its symbolic potential.
Suite Nipon Pour C.B., 1985
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// Suite Nipon Pour C.B. by Jean-Charles Blais, created in 1985, is a limited edition linocut that captures the artist’s characteristic bold and expressive style. The artwork depicts a figure with their arms crossed, gripping a tool, set against a background of rich red and black. The use of strong lines and high contrast emphasizes the figure’s stance, exuding a sense of resilience and quiet strength. The red background features abstract patterns and textures that add depth and intensity to the composition, while the detailed rendering of the hands suggests themes of labor, identity, and endurance. With an edition size of 95, this piece reflects Blais's interest in the human form and its symbolic potential.
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Jean-Charles Blais
Suite Nipon Pour C.B., 1985
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