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The print marked up by the artist and signed; // Nana by Niki de Saint Phalle, created in 1971, is a vibrant lithograph showcasing her iconic Nana figures, which celebrate femininity, joy, and strength. The figure is rendered in bold, curving forms filled with bright colors, primarily orange, yellow, and green, and decorated with intricate patterns and symbols, such as hearts and floral motifs. The playful and exaggerated shapes, coupled with the lively color palette, bring an animated quality to the figure, symbolizing freedom, body positivity, and empowerment. Signed by the artist, this limited edition print captures the essence of de Saint Phalle’s feminist spirit and her joyful, unconventional approach to art.
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The print marked up by the artist and signed; // Nana by Niki de Saint Phalle, created in 1971, is a vibrant lithograph showcasing her iconic Nana figures, which celebrate femininity, joy, and strength. The figure is rendered in bold, curving forms filled with bright colors, primarily orange, yellow, and green, and decorated with intricate patterns and symbols, such as hearts and floral motifs. The playful and exaggerated shapes, coupled with the lively color palette, bring an animated quality to the figure, symbolizing freedom, body positivity, and empowerment. Signed by the artist, this limited edition print captures the essence of de Saint Phalle’s feminist spirit and her joyful, unconventional approach to art.
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Niki De Saint Phalle
Daddy, 1973
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USD 2,350
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Kundalini, 1995
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California Nana Vase, 2000
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