1990
Edition Size: 100
Sheet Size: 100.03 X 138.43 cm
Reference: Registered in the online-catalogue raisonné of the Tom Wesselmann Estate/Wildenstein Plattner Institute as number P90L18A.
Signed
Condition: Excellent
From the Mémoire de la Liberté Project
Lithograph with linocut in black and grays on paper
Signed and numbered on front, lower right from the edition of 100
Published by Aimee DeLittle for Memoire De La Liberte, Paris
Printed by Bruce Porter, Trestle Editions, Ltd., New York
Museum quality framing
Price on Application
United States-born Tom Wesslemann was a Pop Art originator. Along with Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, he was part of a group of New York artists in the 1960s that shocked and shook up not only the institutions of the art establishment, but also the cultural of idea of what constitutes art. His subjects were mundane objects and the imagery of advertising, including still life, figures and landscapes. He used a graphic design-style way of painting on large canvases, making use of strong strokes and colours, creating something seemingly simple yet full of meaning.
