Shiny Nude 1976
Tom Wesselmann
Limited Edition Print : Rubber Stamp Print on Shiny Kromekote Paper From the Rubber Stamp Portfolio
Size : 8x8 in | 20x20 cm
Edition : From the edition of 1000
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🔥Rubber Stamp Print - Watchers $$$$$$$
Year1976
OtherRubber Stamp Signature. Edition Number in Pencil 479/1000
Condition Mint
Not Framed
Purchased fromPrivate Collector 2013
Certificate of AuthenticityArt Brokerage
LID66358
Tom Wesselmann - United States
Art Brokerage: Tom Wesselmann American Artist: b. 1931-2007. Tom Wesselmann was born in Cincinnati in 1931, and studied art first in Cincinnati, then in New York at the Cooper Union. His early paintings were evocative of Abstract Expressionism, influenced by Willem de Kooning. One of the first Pop artists, along with Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Claes Oldenburg, Wesselmann started experiments in 1959 with small, abstract collages. Then, in 1960, Tom Wesselmann adopted advertising images to make bold amusing still lifes and interiors, collages and assemblages using commonplace household items, and often, a highly stylized female nude. Wesselmann began The Great American Nude Series in 1961, a series of large and small works distinguished by number only. Some of the works include real rather than depicted objects, household objects such as a bathtub, radiator, and toaster. Tom Wesselmann has continued to feature the female nude in every major series of paintings and sculpture throughout his career. Tom Wesselmann passed away in 2007 and is greatly missed in the artworld. Listings wanted.