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Art Deco drawing of Creole by Sam Otis, 1930
Art Deco drawing of Creole by Sam Otis, 1930 of a dark skinned latin lady doing a Spanish dance Date: 1930
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Creole Dancer Latin Otis Skinned Deco
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by Sam Otis, 1930 This stunning Art Deco drawing by American illustrator Sam Otis, created in 1930, captures the essence of a dark-skinned Latin lady in the midst of an enchanting Spanish dance. The image exudes the vibrant energy and exotic allure of the Jazz Age, a time when the world was captivated by the rhythms and passions of Latin American culture. Otis's masterful use of bold lines, rich colors, and intricate patterns is a testament to the Art Deco style, which dominated visual arts during the 1920s and 1930s. The dancer's flowing, vibrant costume, adorned with sequins and intricate beadwork, shimmers in the spotlight as she gracefully executes a traditional Spanish dance step. Her expressive face, filled with passion and intensity, draws the viewer in, transporting them to the lively atmosphere of a 1930s dance hall. The lady's dark skin adds an extra layer of depth and intrigue to the image, reflecting the diversity and richness of the cultural melting pot that was America during this era. At a time when representation of people of color in mainstream media was limited, this illustration stands out as a beautiful and authentic portrayal of a Latin woman, celebrating her heritage and the beauty of her dance. This work of art was originally published as an illustration in a magazine, showcasing the entertainment and excitement of the Jazz Age for audiences to enjoy. Today, it remains a testament to the enduring influence of Art Deco and the vibrant, diverse cultural landscape of the 1930s.
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