All Photos By Gail

Niki de Saint Phalle (1930 – 2002) might be best known for her brightly-colored sculptures of voluptuous, dancing women, which she called Les Nana, but she had a rich career that spanned a variety of  mediums.  In addition to painting, film-making, and illustration of children’s books, she created unique sculptural furniture, including a series incorporating figures of snakes or serpents, to which this wall Mirror (Le Miroir) and Black Armchair (Fauteuil Noir), both circa 1980, belong.

Fabricated of polyester-painted wood, these fun pieces were spotted in the booth for New York-based Opera Gallery at the 2021 Salon Art + Design.

Pricing enquiries can be directed to Opera Gallery at This Link.