Le Secret De La Révolte

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Archive note

A porcelain figurine of a young girl in black turtleneck and beret, clutching a red book, photographed against a wooden plinth. Registered as a lost exhibition piece from Galerie de l'Ombre in Paris, circa 1962, this artifact suggests an unrealized avant-garde installation conflating childhood innocence with political consciousness. The figure's expression—knowing, austere—implies a curatorial intention never documented in surviving archives. Collectors of mid-century conceptual art and lost institutional histories.

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Print specification

24x36in

18x24in

1536 × 2752 px · 4.2 MP · portrait

Section: Porcelain & Plastic Icons
Style: vintage gallery catalog, sculptural product photography
Mood: austere, pedagogical, conspiratorial
Palette: olive, cream, rust, black

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porcelain figurineparis1962avant-gardegirlberetred bookpolitical artconceptualmid-centuryfrench designlost exhibition