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TOM WESSELMANN,Seascape (Foot) by Tom Wesselmann

TOM WESSELMANN,Seascape (Foot) by Tom Wesselmann

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Screenprint in colours

1968

Edition Size: 150

Sheet Size: 60.9 × 59.9 cm

Signed

Condition: Pristine

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Seascape (Foot) 1968

Artist: Tom Wesselmann (1931–2004)
Medium: Screenprint in colors on wove paper
Dimensions:
Image: 45.9 × 45.9 cm (18 × 18 in.)
Sheet: 60.9 × 59.9 cm (24 × 23⅝ in.)
Framed: 66.7 × 66.5 cm (26¼ × 26¼ in.)
Edition: 150
Signature: Hand-signed, dated, and numbered in pencil
Printer/Publisher: Printed by Documenta-Foundation, Kassel, Germany
Condition: Excellent; framed
Certificate: Gallery Certificate of Authenticity included

Description: 

Tom Wesselmann’s Seascape (Foot) (1968) belongs to the artist’s celebrated Seascape series, where he distilled the female form into minimalist, sensual fragments framed by stylized landscapes. This particular screenprint focuses on the curve of a foot — a recurring motif in Wesselmann’s exploration of beauty and intimacy — set against the serene abstraction of sea and sky.

Created as part of Edition 68 and printed by the Documenta-Foundation in Kassel, Germany, this composition exemplifies Wesselmann’s mastery of color, contour, and visual reduction. The flat, clean aesthetic, devoid of shadow, reinforces the artist’s intent to celebrate form itself rather than narrative. Hand-signed, dated, and numbered in pencil, Seascape (Foot)remains one of the most elegant expressions of Pop Art’s shift from consumerism to sensuality.

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The Artist

Tom Wesselmann

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.

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