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The Lady and the Pig by Antoine Maume

The Lady and the Pig

Printed · 29.5 x 19.7 in

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In front of the monumental Teatro Degollado in Guadalajara, a woman crosses the rain-soaked square walking a small pig on a leash. Elegant, composed, almost cinematic, she moves through the historic plaza as if performing a scene from an unwritten film. The puddle beneath her reflects both the architecture and the unexpected absurdity of the moment, transforming everyday life into visual poetry. The image plays with contrast — refinement and humor, grandeur and intimacy, elegance and eccentricity. Captured in black and white, the photograph explores the strange beauty hidden inside ordinary urban moments, where reality briefly feels surreal. Part of the series Everyday Poetry in Mexico by Antoine Maume. Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper. Limited edition Fine Art print. Large format prints available on request. - Photography by Antoine Maume (France), Digital Photography on Paper. Its dimensions are 50x75 cm. The artist's signature is present on the artwork. This artwork is part of the gallery A Walk Through Guadalajara. Materials: Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper · Original Listing: $916.83

PhotographyPigPig CostumeMascotMannequinStreet WalkGuadalajaraMexicoStreet PhotographyUrban LifeCity StreetsHumorSurrealismEveryday LifeMexican CultureCandid PhotographyDocumentary PhotographyFine Art PhotographyHuman StoriesLatin America
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