Dominique Kleiner - Hermès royal

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Hermès Royal by Dominique Kleiner is a hand‑painted mixed‑media artwork on a 40 cm square aluminium plate, edition 27/30, dated 2025, produced in France and signed by hand.

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The Hermès Royal chessboard, an original creation by Kleiner Dominique, embodies the majestic meeting of Parisian luxury refinement and the nobility of the chess game. Designed as a true decorative jewel, it pairs a royal blue and gold board, evoking imperial colors and the heritage of the haute Hermès house.

The pieces, twisted like baroque columns, are sculpted with architectural finesse. The alternation between deep metallic blue and opulent gold makes each confrontation a ceremonial, almost regal, event. The central pawn in pure gold (symbol of the first move) adds a symbolic touch: power always begins with a humble step.
"Hermès Royal" was imagined as a tribute to the discreet power of elegance, to the richness of traditions, and to French artisanal excellence. It is a collectible object that transcends mere play: a work of art inspired by Hermès’ emblematic luxury, designed to captivate the eye as much as the mind.

This piece is addressed to lovers of beautiful objects, to enthusiasts of contemporary design, and to aesthetes who wish that every moment of reflection is also a moment of contemplation.

Title: hermès Royal
Creator: KLEINER Dominique
Year of creation: 2025

Plate format: aluminium board 40 cm x 40 cm
Pieces in resin, all hand-painted; these are creations of the artist,

Limited series: 30 copies
Number 27/30
Gallery value: 2700 euros

The Hermès Royal chessboard, an original creation by Kleiner Dominique, embodies the majestic meeting of Parisian luxury refinement and the nobility of the chess game. Designed as a true decorative jewel, it pairs a royal blue and gold board, evoking imperial colors and the heritage of the haute Hermès house.

The pieces, twisted like baroque columns, are sculpted with architectural finesse. The alternation between deep metallic blue and opulent gold makes each confrontation a ceremonial, almost regal, event. The central pawn in pure gold (symbol of the first move) adds a symbolic touch: power always begins with a humble step.
"Hermès Royal" was imagined as a tribute to the discreet power of elegance, to the richness of traditions, and to French artisanal excellence. It is a collectible object that transcends mere play: a work of art inspired by Hermès’ emblematic luxury, designed to captivate the eye as much as the mind.

This piece is addressed to lovers of beautiful objects, to enthusiasts of contemporary design, and to aesthetes who wish that every moment of reflection is also a moment of contemplation.

Title: hermès Royal
Creator: KLEINER Dominique
Year of creation: 2025

Plate format: aluminium board 40 cm x 40 cm
Pieces in resin, all hand-painted; these are creations of the artist,

Limited series: 30 copies
Number 27/30
Gallery value: 2700 euros

Details

Artist
Dominique Kleiner
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
27/30
Title of artwork
Hermès royal
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
40 cm
Width
40 cm
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
849
Objects sold
100%
Private

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