The Little Prince, Dorit Levinstein

“The Little Prince” by Dorit Levinstein is a Free Standing Sculpture that captures the essence and charm of the beloved literary character from Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's classic novella. In this artwork, Levinstein uses her characteristic vibrant colors and dynamic forms to portray the whimsical and philosophical nature of the Little Prince. The sculpture, while abstract, conveys key elements of the character's identity, such as his youthful innocence, his curious spirit, and iconic symbols from the story, like the rose or the fox. The use of free-standing sculpture allows for an immersive experience, inviting viewers to engage with the piece from all angles. "The Little Prince" is more than a representation of a literary figure; it's an artistic interpretation of the story's themes of exploration, wonder, and profound insights into human nature, showcasing Levinstein's ability to bring literary characters to life through her unique and imaginative sculptural work.