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Offset lithograph; Not signed or numbered; Unframed; Genre: Superflat / Japanese contemporary // Real One by Yoshitomo Nara is a 2020 offset lithograph that captures the artist's distinctive blend of innocence and rebellion. The artwork portrays a young girl with a mischievous smile, holding scissors in one hand while clutching a well-loved teddy bear in the other. Her orange dress contrasts sharply with the muted green background, and a skull accessory in her hair hints at a playful edge. Nara’s piece, associated with the Superflat movement, reflects themes of youthful defiance and the complexity of childhood emotions, blending kawaii aesthetics with darker undertones.
Real One, 2020
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Offset lithograph; Not signed or numbered; Unframed; Genre: Superflat / Japanese contemporary // Real One by Yoshitomo Nara is a 2020 offset lithograph that captures the artist's distinctive blend of innocence and rebellion. The artwork portrays a young girl with a mischievous smile, holding scissors in one hand while clutching a well-loved teddy bear in the other. Her orange dress contrasts sharply with the muted green background, and a skull accessory in her hair hints at a playful edge. Nara’s piece, associated with the Superflat movement, reflects themes of youthful defiance and the complexity of childhood emotions, blending kawaii aesthetics with darker undertones.
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