Amanda Dake (1974) - Mannequin

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Amanda Dake (1974) hand-painted, hand-signed design torso 'Mannequin'; unique 1/1 edition, mixed media on plastic with a high-gloss finish, 86 × 40 × 21 cm, weight about 5 kg, in excellent condition.

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Presented is a beautiful and extremely exclusive art object by the well-known Dutch contemporary artist Amanda Dake (1974).

This voluminous, three-dimensional artwork is completely hand-painted and transforms a classical torso into a vivid, high-end interior eyecatcher. The work is executed in her characteristic, eclectic pop art style.

The piece fascinates with the bold combination of expressive, organic leaf- and pearl motifs on a soft pink background, contrasted with deep blue and bright neon accents. Central on the chest sits a beautiful, tangible relief heart inlaid with gold-colored glitter – an iconic detail that reflects beautifully in the light. Thanks to the professional mixed-media technique and the high-gloss protective layer, the colors come into their own incredibly. Every detail is applied by hand, which makes this object an absolute and unreproducible unique piece (1/1).

Works by Amanda Dake in this format have a gallery value between €800 and €1,800.

A rare opportunity to acquire an original Dutch design piece that steals the show in any modern or eclectic interior.

Artist: Amanda Dake (Netherlands)
Object: Hand-painted design torso (Mixed Media)
Edition: Unique (1/1)
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist on the underside (A. DAKE)
Condition: In excellent condition, with preservation of vibrant colors

Dimensions
•Height: 86 cm
•Width: 40 cm
•Depth: 21 cm

Weight: approx. 5 kg

Presented is a beautiful and extremely exclusive art object by the well-known Dutch contemporary artist Amanda Dake (1974).

This voluminous, three-dimensional artwork is completely hand-painted and transforms a classical torso into a vivid, high-end interior eyecatcher. The work is executed in her characteristic, eclectic pop art style.

The piece fascinates with the bold combination of expressive, organic leaf- and pearl motifs on a soft pink background, contrasted with deep blue and bright neon accents. Central on the chest sits a beautiful, tangible relief heart inlaid with gold-colored glitter – an iconic detail that reflects beautifully in the light. Thanks to the professional mixed-media technique and the high-gloss protective layer, the colors come into their own incredibly. Every detail is applied by hand, which makes this object an absolute and unreproducible unique piece (1/1).

Works by Amanda Dake in this format have a gallery value between €800 and €1,800.

A rare opportunity to acquire an original Dutch design piece that steals the show in any modern or eclectic interior.

Artist: Amanda Dake (Netherlands)
Object: Hand-painted design torso (Mixed Media)
Edition: Unique (1/1)
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist on the underside (A. DAKE)
Condition: In excellent condition, with preservation of vibrant colors

Dimensions
•Height: 86 cm
•Width: 40 cm
•Depth: 21 cm

Weight: approx. 5 kg

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Unknown
Style
Contemporary
Material
Verf, Plastic, Resin
Artist
Amanda Dake (1974)
Title of artwork
Mannequin
Signature
Hand signed, Signed
Colour
Black, Blue, Green, Multicolour, Orange, Pink, White
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
86 cm
Width
40 cm
Depth
21 cm
Weight
5 kg
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
56
Objects sold
Private

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