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Resin and acrylic sculpture - signed and numbered at the bottom - stamped "Résines d'art R.Haligon" // Nana Fountaine by Niki de Saint Phalle is a vibrant resin and acrylic sculpture created in 1991. Measuring 12.5 x 48.5 x 45 cm, the piece features the artist’s signature playful and colorful style, characteristic of her famous Nanas. The sculpture depicts exaggerated, curvaceous female figures arranged in a dynamic circle, emphasizing themes of femininity, joy, and liberation. The bright colors and bold patterns celebrate the strength and vitality of women. Stamped Résines d'art R.Haligon, the work is both signed and numbered, showcasing Saint Phalle’s iconic pop-art aesthetic and feminist perspective.
Nana Fountaine, 1991
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Resin and acrylic sculpture - signed and numbered at the bottom - stamped "Résines d'art R.Haligon" // Nana Fountaine by Niki de Saint Phalle is a vibrant resin and acrylic sculpture created in 1991. Measuring 12.5 x 48.5 x 45 cm, the piece features the artist’s signature playful and colorful style, characteristic of her famous Nanas. The sculpture depicts exaggerated, curvaceous female figures arranged in a dynamic circle, emphasizing themes of femininity, joy, and liberation. The bright colors and bold patterns celebrate the strength and vitality of women. Stamped Résines d'art R.Haligon, the work is both signed and numbered, showcasing Saint Phalle’s iconic pop-art aesthetic and feminist perspective.
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