Hyperrealist painting of a row of traditional ballet costumes, intricately detailed with floral embroidery and soft pastel hues. The garments hang closely together, creating a sense of harmony, movement, and shared elegance. The composition reflects the artistry of stage costume and the beauty of performance preparation.
Hyperrealist painting of a row of traditional ballet costumes, intricately detailed with floral embroidery and soft pastel hues. The garments hang closely together, creating a sense of harmony, movement, and shared elegance. The composition reflects the artistry of stage costume and the beauty of performance preparation.
Hyperrealist painting of a row of traditional ballet costumes, intricately detailed with floral embroidery and soft pastel hues. The garments hang closely together, creating a sense of harmony, movement, and shared elegance. The composition reflects the artistry of stage costume and the beauty of performance preparation.
Hyperrealist painting of a row of traditional ballet costumes, intricately detailed with floral embroidery and soft pastel hues. The garments hang closely together, creating a sense of harmony, movement, and shared elegance. The composition reflects the artistry of stage costume and the beauty of performance preparation.
Hyperrealist painting of a row of traditional ballet costumes, intricately detailed with floral embroidery and soft pastel hues. The garments hang closely together, creating a sense of harmony, movement, and shared elegance. The composition reflects the artistry of stage costume and the beauty of performance preparation.
Hyperrealist painting of a row of traditional ballet costumes, intricately detailed with floral embroidery and soft pastel hues. The garments hang closely together, creating a sense of harmony, movement, and shared elegance. The composition reflects the artistry of stage costume and the beauty of performance preparation.
Chris Klein

PRIMO VERE (One-Off)

Primo Vere (Fernand Nault's Carmina Burana)
Acrylic on canvas
152 x 152 cm | 60 x 60 in

This striking work forms part of Chris Klein’s ongoing tribute to Fernand Nault, one of Canada’s most celebrated choreographers. Painted with Klein’s signature hyperrealistic technique, the piece captures the craftsmanship, movement, and dramatic power of stage costume, honouring the 1966 production of Carmina Burana.

A portion of proceeds (10%) from the sale will be donated to the Fonds chorégraphique Fernand Nault, supporting the preservation and promotion of Canadian dance heritage.

Special thanks from the artist:
“I wish to thank Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, Valérie Barbeau (daughter of François Barbeau, the original costume designer), and the Fonds chorégraphique Fernand Nault for their generous support and permission to bring these works to life.”

£26,000.00
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