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Lithograph in colours, on Arches paper, with full margins - Signed, numbered and dated on the front // Yoshitomo Nara’s In the Cloud is a charming yet subtly defiant lithograph, featuring one of his signature childlike characters. This limited edition print shows a young girl, partially submerged in soft, cloud-like shapes, with an expression of both innocence and mischief. Her large, almond-shaped green eyes, combined with her downturned mouth, convey a mood of rebellion or quiet defiance. Rendered in simple, clean lines and muted colors, the composition is minimal yet emotionally charged, embodying Nara’s unique ability to blend cuteness with a sense of underlying tension. The light green background and soft textures of the clouds contrast with the character’s sharp, expressive features, making the piece feel both whimsical and contemplative. Signed, numbered, and dated on the front, this lithograph captures Nara’s exploration of childhood, innocence, and rebellion.
In the Cloud, 2003
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Lithograph in colours, on Arches paper, with full margins - Signed, numbered and dated on the front // Yoshitomo Nara’s In the Cloud is a charming yet subtly defiant lithograph, featuring one of his signature childlike characters. This limited edition print shows a young girl, partially submerged in soft, cloud-like shapes, with an expression of both innocence and mischief. Her large, almond-shaped green eyes, combined with her downturned mouth, convey a mood of rebellion or quiet defiance. Rendered in simple, clean lines and muted colors, the composition is minimal yet emotionally charged, embodying Nara’s unique ability to blend cuteness with a sense of underlying tension. The light green background and soft textures of the clouds contrast with the character’s sharp, expressive features, making the piece feel both whimsical and contemplative. Signed, numbered, and dated on the front, this lithograph captures Nara’s exploration of childhood, innocence, and rebellion.
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