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Laser Cut Steel Multiple with Coloring in Alkyd Oil Paint -Published by Sidney Janis Editions/Gallery New York -Suite: Steel Drawing Edition // Tom Wesselmann’s Hedy Sandpaper (1985-90) is a mixed media artwork that highlights his unique fusion of pop art and abstraction. Created as a laser-cut steel piece colored with alkyd oil paint, the artwork portrays a reclining female figure with minimalistic, contour-like lines. Wesselmann’s use of sandpaper as a textured medium brings a tactile dimension to the piece, inviting viewers to consider both the visual and material qualities of art. Measuring 12.7 x 40 cm, this limited edition work explores themes of femininity and consumer culture, emblematic of Wesselmann’s fascination with the female form as both subject and symbol within pop art. The sleek lines and selective coloring reflect his innovative approach, where simplicity and sensuality merge seamlessly.
Hedy Sandpaper, 1985-90
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Laser Cut Steel Multiple with Coloring in Alkyd Oil Paint -Published by Sidney Janis Editions/Gallery New York -Suite: Steel Drawing Edition // Tom Wesselmann’s Hedy Sandpaper (1985-90) is a mixed media artwork that highlights his unique fusion of pop art and abstraction. Created as a laser-cut steel piece colored with alkyd oil paint, the artwork portrays a reclining female figure with minimalistic, contour-like lines. Wesselmann’s use of sandpaper as a textured medium brings a tactile dimension to the piece, inviting viewers to consider both the visual and material qualities of art. Measuring 12.7 x 40 cm, this limited edition work explores themes of femininity and consumer culture, emblematic of Wesselmann’s fascination with the female form as both subject and symbol within pop art. The sleek lines and selective coloring reflect his innovative approach, where simplicity and sensuality merge seamlessly.
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