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Signed and dated 2000, numbered on 150 and stamped with the editor's mark // California Nana Vase, created in 2000 by Niki de Saint Phalle, is a vibrant resin sculpture that celebrates the joyful essence of femininity. Standing 34 cm tall, this piece is part of de Saint Phalle’s renowned Nana series, known for its colorful, curvaceous figures that symbolize empowerment and playfulness. The vase features a bold array of swirling patterns and bright colors, with exaggerated, rounded forms that convey warmth and vitality. The glossy resin finish enhances its vivid palette, making it a visually striking piece that embodies de Saint Phalle’s whimsical and celebratory approach to art.
California Nana Vase, 2000
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Signed and dated 2000, numbered on 150 and stamped with the editor's mark // California Nana Vase, created in 2000 by Niki de Saint Phalle, is a vibrant resin sculpture that celebrates the joyful essence of femininity. Standing 34 cm tall, this piece is part of de Saint Phalle’s renowned Nana series, known for its colorful, curvaceous figures that symbolize empowerment and playfulness. The vase features a bold array of swirling patterns and bright colors, with exaggerated, rounded forms that convey warmth and vitality. The glossy resin finish enhances its vivid palette, making it a visually striking piece that embodies de Saint Phalle’s whimsical and celebratory approach to art.
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