Raysseland 1965

"Raysseland," created in 1965 by French artist Martial Raysse, showcases a surrealist depiction of a nude female figure with a vibrant pink hue, seated atop a blue deer in a lush green meadow. The painting’s bold colors and unusual juxtaposition of figures are characteristic of Raysse’s artistic style, which blended Pop art and Surrealism, often referencing themes of nature and sexuality. This piece exemplifies his signature use of vibrant colors and unexpected compositions, inviting viewers to interpret the symbolic nature of the imagery.