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Pencil and thinned Liquitex on paper - The work is recorded with the Wesselmann Estate under number D7630 (written in pencil on verso) // Study for Carol Nude by Tom Wesselmann, created in 1976, is a vibrant and intimate drawing made with pencil and thinned Liquitex on paper. The composition features a reclining nude woman, posed on a bright, modern couch, with bold colors and simple, clean lines. Wesselmann's signature Pop Art style is evident in the flat, yet striking, use of color, as well as in the stylized treatment of the figure’s body. The subject, Carol, lies in a relaxed, sensual pose, with various objects, such as flowers and a framed photograph, arranged in the background. The careful balance of vibrant hues contrasts with the soft, natural rendering of the figure, giving the work a playful yet sophisticated air. This piece is recorded with the Wesselmann Estate under number D7630. Study for Carol Nude showcases Wesselmann's ability to blend the everyday with the sensual, a hallmark of his explorations of the female form in his work.
Study for Carol Nude, 1976
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Pencil and thinned Liquitex on paper - The work is recorded with the Wesselmann Estate under number D7630 (written in pencil on verso) // Study for Carol Nude by Tom Wesselmann, created in 1976, is a vibrant and intimate drawing made with pencil and thinned Liquitex on paper. The composition features a reclining nude woman, posed on a bright, modern couch, with bold colors and simple, clean lines. Wesselmann's signature Pop Art style is evident in the flat, yet striking, use of color, as well as in the stylized treatment of the figure’s body. The subject, Carol, lies in a relaxed, sensual pose, with various objects, such as flowers and a framed photograph, arranged in the background. The careful balance of vibrant hues contrasts with the soft, natural rendering of the figure, giving the work a playful yet sophisticated air. This piece is recorded with the Wesselmann Estate under number D7630. Study for Carol Nude showcases Wesselmann's ability to blend the everyday with the sensual, a hallmark of his explorations of the female form in his work.
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What is Gestural?
Gestural art is a term that describes painting with freely sweeping brushstrokes. The primary goal of gestural art is to allow the artist to physically express emotional impulses. The varied, yet expressive paint marks are intended to convey the artist's inner thoughts and emotions, which viewers are believed to understand through the dynamic and spontaneous application of paint.