Tom Wesselmann

8 works · The Print Room

Tom Wesselmann was an American painter, sculptor, and printmaker who became one of the leading figures of the Pop Art movement. Best known for his iconic Great American Nude series, Still Lifes, and sculptural works, Wesselmann transformed imagery from advertising, consumer culture, and everyday life into bold compositions that explored beauty, desire, color, and the visual language of modern America. Wesselmann’s work has been exhibited internationally at major museums and institutions, including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Tate, and the Centre Pompidou. His paintings, sculptures, and prints are held in significant public collections worldwide, including the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the National Gallery of Art.

Tom Wesselmann, Bedroom Blonde, 1997, screen print on 100% Coventry rag 375 gram white Vellum board
Tom Wesselmann 8 works
Tom Wesselmann, Still Life With Blonde, 1999, silkscreen Still Life With Blonde 1999 · Screen print 31.5 × 38 ″ $11,000 Tom Wesselmann, Bedroom Blonde, 1997, screen print on 100% Coventry rag 375 gram white Vellum board Bedroom Blonde 1997 · Screen print 42 × 49 ″ $29,000 Tom Wesselmann, Bedroom Face With Lichtenstein, 1996, screen print on Coventry Rag 375 gsm white Vellum paper Bedroom Face With Lichtenstein 1996 · Screen print 41 × 47.6 ″ $33,000 Tom Wesselmann, From Bedroom Painting # 41, 1990, screen print on 100% rag 4 - ply Museum Board From Bedroom Painting # 41 1990 · Screen print 59.5 × 67.5 ″ $30,000 Tom Wesselmann, Bedroom Dropout, 1983, woodcut on Kizuki Hanga wove paper Bedroom Dropout 1983 · Relief print 24.5 × 28.9 ″ $15,500 Tom Wesselmann, Cynthia In The Bedroom, 1981, screen print on wove paper Cynthia In The Bedroom 1981 · Screen print 33.3 × 36.5 ″ $16,500 Tom Wesselmann, Still Life With Lichtenstein and Two Oranges, 1993, screen print on museum board Still Life With Lichtenstein and Two Oranges 1993 · Screen print 42.8 × 58.9 ″ $30,500 Tom Wesselmann, Big Blonde With Choker, 1992, screen print on museum board Big Blonde With Choker 1992 · Screen print 49.5 × 70 ″ Price on request

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Tom Wesselmann, Still Life With Blonde, 1999, silkscreen

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Still Life With Blonde · Tom Wesselmann