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Color soft-ground etching on Somerset wove paper - Published by Parasol Press, Ltd., New York - Signed, numbered and dated in pencil -- Wayne Thiebaud's "Clown" is a limited edition etching that showcases the artist's unique style and fascination with everyday subjects. Measuring 57.2 x 75.2 cm, this artwork presents a playful depiction of a clown, rendered with Thiebaud's signature use of bold colors and precise lines. The etching technique adds a sense of depth and texture to the piece, enhancing the clown's lively presence.
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Color soft-ground etching on Somerset wove paper - Published by Parasol Press, Ltd., New York - Signed, numbered and dated in pencil -- Wayne Thiebaud's "Clown" is a limited edition etching that showcases the artist's unique style and fascination with everyday subjects. Measuring 57.2 x 75.2 cm, this artwork presents a playful depiction of a clown, rendered with Thiebaud's signature use of bold colors and precise lines. The etching technique adds a sense of depth and texture to the piece, enhancing the clown's lively presence.
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