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Archival pigment printed on Museo Silver Rag // William Wegman’s Friends, created in 2010, is an archival pigment print on Museo Silver Rag. This limited edition artwork captures two Weimaraner dogs in an intimate and tender pose. The composition exudes a sense of closeness and calm, with one dog resting its head gently on the other, eyes closed in what appears to be a moment of trust and affection. Wegman, known for his work with Weimaraners, continues his exploration of animal emotion and personality, presenting the dogs in a dignified and touching manner. The stark black background enhances the focus on the dogs, highlighting the texture of their fur and the elegance of their forms.
Friends, 2010
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Archival pigment printed on Museo Silver Rag // William Wegman’s Friends, created in 2010, is an archival pigment print on Museo Silver Rag. This limited edition artwork captures two Weimaraner dogs in an intimate and tender pose. The composition exudes a sense of closeness and calm, with one dog resting its head gently on the other, eyes closed in what appears to be a moment of trust and affection. Wegman, known for his work with Weimaraners, continues his exploration of animal emotion and personality, presenting the dogs in a dignified and touching manner. The stark black background enhances the focus on the dogs, highlighting the texture of their fur and the elegance of their forms.
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What is New Generation Sculpture?
New Generation Sculpture was a movement started in the 1960s by a group of British artists. They experimented with unconventional forms, materials, and colors, creating sculptures that did not rely on traditional bases. Their work often featured plastic sheeting, fiberglass, and other industrial materials, which were fastened together and brightly painted.