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Color offset lithograph on paper -Hand signed by Botero // Fernando Botero’s Lussuria (1983) is a limited edition lithograph that showcases the artist’s iconic style of voluminous, exaggerated figures. This intimate scene features two figures in bed, depicted with soft, rounded forms and enveloped in a warm-toned red blanket. Botero’s characteristic approach gives the subjects a sense of both physical presence and tenderness, while the muted palette creates an atmosphere of quiet intimacy. The title, Lussuria, which translates to Lust in Italian, suggests an exploration of sensuality and human connection. Through his unique style, Botero emphasizes themes of desire and warmth, blending humor with an affectionate portrayal of human figures in repose. Hand-signed by the artist, this lithograph captures Botero's nuanced approach to volume, space, and emotion.
Lussuria, 1983
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Color offset lithograph on paper -Hand signed by Botero // Fernando Botero’s Lussuria (1983) is a limited edition lithograph that showcases the artist’s iconic style of voluminous, exaggerated figures. This intimate scene features two figures in bed, depicted with soft, rounded forms and enveloped in a warm-toned red blanket. Botero’s characteristic approach gives the subjects a sense of both physical presence and tenderness, while the muted palette creates an atmosphere of quiet intimacy. The title, Lussuria, which translates to Lust in Italian, suggests an exploration of sensuality and human connection. Through his unique style, Botero emphasizes themes of desire and warmth, blending humor with an affectionate portrayal of human figures in repose. Hand-signed by the artist, this lithograph captures Botero's nuanced approach to volume, space, and emotion.
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