An accomplished sculptor from Lladró has captured the spirit of the foxtrot, a smooth progressive dance characterized by long, continuous flowing movements. The moment depicted, with the legs of both dancers stretched out behind them, makes the balance of the piece very difficult. Porcelain, 14.75″ x 14.25″, hand made in Spain. Limited edition of 3,000 introduced in 2012.
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