Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt — Modernized After Paul Colin canvas print, 12″ x 18″ (Vertical), front view.

Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt Canvas Print — Modernized After Paul Colin

12″ x 18″ (Vertical) / 1.25"
$99
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Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt — Modernized After Paul Colin canvas print, 12″ x 18″ (Vertical), front view.
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  • Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt — Modernized After Paul Colin canvas print, 12″ x 18″ (Vertical), front view.
  • Angled view of Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt — Modernized After Paul Colin canvas showing the 1.25-inch mirrored edges.
  • Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt — Modernized After Paul Colin canvas displayed above a sofa in an Art Deco living room.
  • Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt — Modernized After Paul Colin canvas displayed above a desk in an Art Deco office.
  • Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt — Modernized After Paul Colin canvas displayed above a bed in an Art Deco bedroom.
  • Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt — Modernized After Paul Colin canvas displayed above a sideboard in an Art Deco dining room.
  • Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt — Modernized After Paul Colin canvas displayed above a console in an Art Deco entryway.
Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt Canvas Print — Modernized After Paul Colin

Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt Canvas Print — Modernized After Paul Colin

$99
$99
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A modernized adaptation of Joséphine Baker — Le Tumulte noir, after Paul Colin. A dancer in an emerald palm-frond skirt poses before a large gold-colored circle. Reimagined after Paul Colin’s Joséphine Baker image in Le Tumulte noir, this canvas combines ADP Women with Geometry.

An emerald palm skirt and a clear dance silhouette

An opaque emerald bodice with ivory trim leads into the sculpted palm-frond skirt. One arm curves overhead while the other bends outward. A straight supporting leg and clearly raised knee make the stance readable against ivory and emerald stage steps.

Joséphine Baker — Palm Skirt, reimagined

The historical reference dates to 1927. Art Deco Polis reimagines the 1927 dance motif with a new palm-frond skirt, an opaque bodice, a clearer leg arrangement and a stepped emerald-and-ivory stage. This is a contemporary adaptation, not an original work by Paul Colin or a faithful reproduction of the historical image.

Color and composition for your interior

Emerald and ivory make a lively focal point in a music room, dressing area or living room. A simple console and a few curved accessories can echo the circular backdrop. This is a modernized interpretation of the historical dance image, without the original portfolio lettering.

Continue the performance theme across the collection of reimagined Art Deco designs. Continue the dance theme with Tabarin Dancer after Paul Colin.
Size guide

Sizes are listed in inches as width × height. The first number runs from left to right; the second runs from top to bottom.

For example, 12 × 18 inches is portrait, while 18 × 12 inches is landscape. These examples explain the notation; the size selector shows the formats available for this artwork.

  • 12″ x 18″ (Vertical)
  • 16″ x 24″ (Vertical)
  • 20″ x 30″ (Vertical)
  • 24" x 36" (Vertical)
  • 32″ x 48″ (Vertical)

Picture it on your wall

  1. Measure the space. Include the furniture below it, nearby doors and any other artwork.
  2. Mark the outline. Use paper or removable painter's tape to show the width and height, checking that it is suitable for your wall finish.
  3. Step back. View the outline from where you normally sit or enter the room. Leave enough space around it for the composition to feel comfortable.

A smaller canvas can work as an accent or within a group. A larger canvas gives the artwork more presence on an open wall. Room photographs are styling references; use the listed dimensions when planning the fit.
Canvas details

A matte canvas print with a non-glossy surface, stretched over an internal wooden frame for a finished, dimensional look.

  • Canvas: a cotton and polyester blend.
  • Construction: an internal radiata pine frame, 1.25 inches deep.
  • Printed sides: mirrored edges carry the artwork around the canvas while keeping the front composition intact.
  • Hanging: a rear attachment is included, with small rubber pads at the back for support. Use wall fixings suited to your wall.

Care: gently remove dust with a clean cloth that is only slightly damp.

Finish and frame: the canvas wraps around its internal wooden stretcher; no decorative outer frame is included. Gold and metallic-looking tones are printed color, not metal foil or leaf.

Dimensions: all sizes are width × height. Small variations of up to 1/8 inch can occur during production.
Delivery and returns

Each canvas is made to order. Production takes place before dispatch; shipping transit begins once the carrier receives your parcel. Timing depends on the destination and shipping method. Delivery estimates will be confirmed before this item becomes available to order.

If your canvas arrives damaged, faulty or different from your order, please contact us promptly with your order number and clear photos of the issue. Photos of the packaging can also help us review what happened. We’ll help arrange an appropriate solution. Please contact us before sending anything back. Your applicable consumer rights are not affected.

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