Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Dance the world 2

Marie-Jo Lafontaine's Dance the World 1, 2010, close-up of dancer in flowing red embroidered skirt, capturing dynamic movement and elegance.

Pigment print on paper, signed and numbered verso // Dance the World 1 by Marie-Jo Lafontaine, created in 2010, is a vivid pigment print capturing the dynamic movement of a dancer adorned in a vibrant red, intricately embroidered skirt. The close-up perspective focuses on the swirling fabric, capturing the flowing ruffles and fine details of the embroidery, which add a sense of texture and richness. The dancer's torso is partially visible, emphasizing the rhythm and passion conveyed through the movement of the skirt. The opulent background hints at an elegant, possibly historic interior, adding depth and contrast to the image. This limited edition print, part of a series of 100, is signed and numbered on the reverse and measures 30 x 26 cm.

Artwork Copyright © Marie-Jo Lafontaine

Dance the world 1, 2010

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Pigment print on paper, signed and numbered verso // Dance the World 1 by Marie-Jo Lafontaine, created in 2010, is a vivid pigment print capturing the dynamic movement of a dancer adorned in a vibrant red, intricately embroidered skirt. The close-up perspective focuses on the swirling fabric, capturing the flowing ruffles and fine details of the embroidery, which add a sense of texture and richness. The dancer's torso is partially visible, emphasizing the rhythm and passion conveyed through the movement of the skirt. The opulent background hints at an elegant, possibly historic interior, adding depth and contrast to the image. This limited edition print, part of a series of 100, is signed and numbered on the reverse and measures 30 x 26 cm.

Artwork Copyright © Marie-Jo Lafontaine

Marie-Jo Lafontaine

Dance The World 2, 2010

Limited Edition Print

Pigment Print

EUR 250

Marie-Jo Lafontaine

Dance The World 1, 2010

Limited Edition Print

Pigment Print

EUR 250

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