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XXIII 20 - Ballerina by Uli Lächelt

Painting, Acrylic on canvas
One of a kind artwork
95 x 80 x 2.5 cm


2019
690,00 €
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Original artwork description


XXIII 20 - Ballerina by Uli Lächelt is a captivating painting that masterfully captures the grace and dynamism of a dancer in motion. The artist employs a striking interplay of bold lines and vibrant colors to outline the ballerina’s flowing dress, creating a sense of rhythm and fluidity against a textured, muted background. The contrast between the vivid reds, golds, and blacks of the figure and the subdued gray tones behind her emphasizes the elegance and strength of the dancer. This painting not only celebrates the beauty of ballet but also evokes an emotional response through its abstract yet expressive style, inviting viewers to experience the energy and passion of the performance.



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Subject

Motion

Style

Expressive and gestural

Orientation

Portrait

Size
95 x 80 x 2.5 cm
Created
2019/01/1 - 2019/03/30
Artwork is painted over the edge
yes
Artwork number
XXIII · 20
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Acrylic



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“XXIII 20 - Ballerina” was created by Uli Lächelt.

The price is 690 EUR.

The work measures 95 x 80 cm (height x width).

The medium is Acrylic on canvas. Classified as Expressive and gestural, Motion.

The work was completed in 2019.

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