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Flamenco Dancer with Red Polka Dot Dress, 2023

Estimated price$1,400 – $2,600

Acrylic On Canvas

100 × 75 cm | 39.4 × 29.5 in

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About the work

A cubist-style flamenco dancer dominates the canvas, her fragmented face adorned with vivid red flowers as she holds a delicate fan, surrounded by a sweeping polka-dotted red dress and a small bullfighter figure in the background. The composition bursts with energy through bold reds, warm yellows, and a pale blue textured sky.

Margui lópez (Spain).

Acrylic On Canvas, 75 × 100 cm, 2023.

Part of the permanent collection of the Hindiyeh Museum of Arts, Jordan. One of a kind.

Medium
Size
100 × 75 cm | 39.4 × 29.5 in
Year
2023
Rarity
Unique
Certificate of authenticity
Included
Genre
Colours
Red, Yellow, Blue
Location
Amman, Jordan

About the artist

Margui lópez — Acrylic On Canvas, 75 × 100 cm (representative image)
Margui lópez

Spain

Margui López is a Spanish artist based in Málaga, Spain. She serves as the director of Galería Arte Adiscar and is the general manager at Artista Plástico. She has built a portfolio of more than 40 artworks across painting and related media. In June 2022, she extended an invitation to artists to exhibit at Galería Arte Adiscar during the summer months. Further details about her artistic style, specific exhibitions, and market milestones are not readily available.

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Acrylic

A fast-drying, water-based paint developed in the twentieth century. Versatile and vivid, it can mimic oil or watercolor and suits bold, flat color — a favourite of many contemporary artists across the region.

Cubism

A revolutionary early-twentieth-century approach that fractures objects into geometric planes and multiple viewpoints at once. Arab artists such as Jamil Hamoudi adapted its geometry to calligraphic and regional themes.