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XXIII 15 - Jumping woman by Uli Lächelt

Painting, Acrylic on canvas
One of a kind artwork
170 x 110 x 2.5 cm


2018
1.900,00 €
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Original artwork description


XXIII 15 - Jumping woman by Uli Lächelt captures the essence of movement and grace through a dynamic interplay of line and color. This painting presents an ethereal figure of a woman mid-leap, outlined with vibrant, flowing strokes that suggest both energy and fluidity. The background, rendered in varying shades of blue, evokes a sense of open sky or vast space, enhancing the feeling of weightlessness and freedom. The artist’s use of color contrasts and delicate line work conveys not only the physicality of the jump but also an emotional lightness. This piece stands as a compelling exploration of human form and motion, inviting viewers to experience the exhilaration of flight and the beauty of transient moments.



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Subject

Motion

Style

Expressive and gestural

Orientation

Portrait

Size
170 x 110 x 2.5 cm
Created
2018/09/1 - 2018/12/30
Artwork is painted over the edge
yes
Artwork number
XXIII · 15
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Canvas


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Acrylic



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“XXIII 15 - Jumping woman” was created by Uli Lächelt.

The price is 1,900 EUR.

The work measures 170 x 110 cm (height x width).

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

The work was completed in 2018.

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