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Poster: Rebelle De Porcelaine

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Design Objects № 222

Rebelle De Porcelaine

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A porcelain figurine in carnival dress—pastel ruffles of pink, yellow, blue, and mint—poses defiantly under the French title. The poster advertises a subversive Barranquilla Carnival, a fictional uprising rendered in art deco typography and surrealist product photography. The figure's glossy, mask-like face and theatrical proportions suggest a world where decorative objects stage their own liberation. Collectors of European design ephemera and Latin American carnival histories will recognize the collision of aesthetics here.

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Section
Design Objects
Style
art deco typography, surrealist product photography
Mood
surreal, theatrical, conspiratorial
Palette
cream, pink, pale yellow, mint green

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porcelain figurinecarnivalbarranquillasubversivepastelmasktheatricalfrenchlatin americanfigurative sculpturerebellion1930s aesthetic

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