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Original color lithograph. Signed, unnumbered. // This joyful colour lithograph by Niki de Saint Phalle depicts a towering green monster with a red-patterned torso set against a vivid pink background, surrounded by playful children, colourful balloons, and exuberant decorative motifs. The work embodies Saint Phalle's signature fusion of childlike wonder and deep psychological resonance — her monsters are protective totems rather than figures of fear. Printed in her characteristic bold palette, this hand-signed edition captures the sculptural vitality that made Saint Phalle one of the most distinctive voices in postwar European art.
Le Monstre, 1995
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Original color lithograph. Signed, unnumbered. // This joyful colour lithograph by Niki de Saint Phalle depicts a towering green monster with a red-patterned torso set against a vivid pink background, surrounded by playful children, colourful balloons, and exuberant decorative motifs. The work embodies Saint Phalle's signature fusion of childlike wonder and deep psychological resonance — her monsters are protective totems rather than figures of fear. Printed in her characteristic bold palette, this hand-signed edition captures the sculptural vitality that made Saint Phalle one of the most distinctive voices in postwar European art.
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