Tom Wesselmann (1931 Cincinnati, OH/USA - 2004 New York). Great American Foot - photo 1
Tom Wesselmann (1931 Cincinnati, OH/USA - 2004 New York). Great American Foot - photo 2
Tom Wesselmann (1931 Cincinnati, OH/USA - 2004 New York). Great American Foot - photo 3

Tom Wesselmann (1931 Cincinnati, OH/USA - 2004 New York). Great American Foot

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Lot 108 | Tom Wesselmann (1931 Cincinnati, OH/USA - 2004 New York). Great American Foot
WESSELMANN, TOM
1931 Cincinnati, OH/USA - 2004 New York

Title: Great American Foot.
Date: 1970/72.
Technique: Colour silkscreen on thin card.
Depiction Size: 86 x 46cm.
Sheet Size: 109,5 x 70cm.
Notation: Signed, dated and numbered.
Publisher: Edition Olympia 1972 GmbH, Munich (publisher).
Number: 109/200.


Condition:
Occasional minimal rubbings in the depiction. Occasional minimal traces of handling. Verso minimal stainings. Otherwise very good condition.

With typographical imprint and copyright of the publisher.
Artist:Tom Wesselmann (1931 - 2004)
Applied technique:Screen printing
Auction house category:Post War Prints
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