Contemporary art - Edition - Diana à la Plage

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Period	Contemporary (1945-today)

This contemporary hyperrealist giclée plays on the sensual contrast between the young woman’s tanned, exposed skin (sculpted abdomen, caressing light) and the dynamic, almost triumphant gesture of lifting her “USA” tank top—a patriotic symbol reimagined as a playful and liberating act of seduction.

The tight framing, the saturated sky-blue/ocean palette, and the smooth, oil-like finish create an unapologetic erotic tension while celebrating a laid-back, athletic, and sun-drenched America, typical of today’s glamorous realism.

Mr. Strange (Jean-Marie Gitard) is a French artist dedicated to surrealism.

A well-established and acclaimed artist, his work is featured in numerous collections in France and abroad.

Diana at the Beach - 2026

Giclée on canvas (stretched on a wooden frame).

Numbered (between 1 and 5 of 5) and hand-signed on the back of the work.

Artist’s stamp on the back of the work.

Shipped with a certificate of authenticity.

Total dimensions: 100 x 75 x 2 cm.

Brand new / never framed.

Shipped via carrier in a suitable box.

Artist Biography

Jean-Marie Gitard, alias Mr Strange is a French artist born in 1964 who lives in the south of France.

After studying art history and a rather classical approach of visual artist, Mr. Strange, largely inspired by surrealism and carried by a curious and inventive personality, has gradually moved away from classical painting to focus on polymorphic forms, mixing painting and sculpture. This is the period of the "Spictures".

His artistic evolution then leads him to appropriate the digital medium that allows him to deepen his inner world and bring a singular look at the world around him without constraint or limit, what he calls his photo manipulations. Hybridization, logic of the absurd, subversion, are the doors of predilection of the artist. From birth to death, from the individual to society, he spares no one. Mr Strange handles surrealism with a certain derision, and proposes a reflection on the world sometimes poetic, sometimes caustic but always sharp.

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