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Tom Wesselmann: His Voice and Vision

Rizzoli

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Tom Wesselmann was the most unabashedly sexual of the canonical pop artists. Yet the blatancy of his highly stylized figures, in their cool, slick renderings, makes them subtle and opens up his images to multiple readings. This new volume with 270 illustrations covers the richness and wit of Tom Wesselmann’s career up to his death in 2004 and brings him into the limelight he deserves. Noted author John Wilmerding captures the spirit of the artist by interviewing family members and reviewing day-to-day journals. He discusses Wesselmann’s lifelong dialogue with Matisse; like Matisse, Wesselmann was a brilliant colorist and draftsman and fused together the two great traditions of color and line.
Tom Wesselmann

Prestel Publishing

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This book examines the work of Tom Wesselmann, one of the great American Pop artists alongside Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol, and sheds new light on his distinctive contributions to art history. Exploring Wesselmann's steadfast focus on the fundamentals of art making, this generously illustrated volume casts him as an heir to both Ingres and Matisse, and a forefunner to contemporary artists such as Eric Fischl, Richard Phillips, and Mickalene Thomas. While famous for his Great American Nude series and still lifes of the early 1960s, Wesselmann consistently reinvented himself as an artist. He explored a variety of techniques including collage, painting, bas-relief, still lifes, laser-cut landscapes, and three-dimensional nudes. Wesselmann's forceful compositions exude cool objectification and rich sensuality, and exemplify the shift in cultural paradigms, between the old world and the new that began in the 1960s. Wesselmann also wrote country music, including the classic song "I Love Doing Texas with You," which appears on the soundtrack to Brokeback Mountain. Including scholarly essays and numerous illustrations, this monograph reveals the astonishing visual impact and superb aesthetic quality of Wesselmann's work.
Tom Wesselmann (MACRO Exhibition Catalogue)

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Tom Wesselmann (1931-) was one of the most prominent Pop artists of the 1960s. Whilst in the army he began drawing cartoons and afterward studied art at the Cincinnati Art Academy and then the Cooper Union. It was after his first one-man exhibition at the Tanager Gallery, New York, that he became known as one of the leading figures in American Pop art. He subsequently abandoned abstract expressionism for collages and constructions in mixed media, producing works created from clocks, television sets and air conditioners to ressemble shop windows. He became well known for the overt erotic imagery of his series, Great American Nude, which became progressively more sexual during the 1970s. This monograph is both a visual retrospective and informed critical account of Tom Wesselmann's work.
Stieglitz On Photography

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Stieglitz on Photography is a compilation of Alfred Stieglitz's most important essays gathered from a variety of sources and published together for the first time in a single volume. Many of these writings have been unavailable for more than fifty years. In addition to Stieglitz's commentary on the development of fine-art photography, this volume includes notes and photo recipes from experiments with the early photographic processes, including early color photography and platinum and photogravure printing. The book is illustrated with over seventy-five black-and-white photographs by Stieglitz and his contemporaries, and contains selections of his articles in their original layouts. An eight-page four-color insert features rarely seen and never-before-published hand-tinted Stieglitz images and autochrome experiments.
Tom Wesselmann

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Tom Wesselmann: Works on Paper: Retrospective 1960-2004

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ART MARKET WATCH - Artnet
ART MARKET WATCHAmong the other notable odds and ends from the week of contemporary sales is certainly the late Tom Wesselmann's eight-inch-square study for Seascape Prick (1969), a noble subject to be sure. The painting sold for $40000, above its presale high

ARTNET TWITTER ILLUSTRATED - Artnet
ARTNET TWITTER ILLUSTRATEDAnother kinky painting, this one by Tom Wesselmann, est $25000-$35000, goes on the block at Sotheby's New York on May 13 as part of the firm's day sale of contemporary art. The painting is eight inches (square)! Hope it's not withdrawn! Ha.

Modern and Contemporary Icons Mix with the Off-Beat and Up and ... - Art Daily
Modern and Contemporary Icons Mix with the Off-Beat and Up and A complete set of 10, in excellent condition of Andy Warhol's Electric Chairs is estimated at $40000 - 60000— the lowest the set has been estimated at since 2003. Also included in the sale are a number of images by Pop icons Tom Wesselmann, Alex Katz,

TCM Awarded NEA Grant - Honolulu Advertiser
TCM Awarded NEA Grant George Rickey, Sol LeWitt, Donald Judd, David Nash, Vito Acconci, Tom Wesselmann, Robert Graham, David Hockney, Pat Steir, Jennifer Bartlett, Frank Lobdell, Deborah Butterfield, Ed and Nancy Reddin Kienholz, William T. Wiley, and Robert Hudson.

Auctions: 3 major art sales; one benefits PAFA - Philadelphia Inquirer
Auctions: 3 major art sales; one benefits PAFAAmong limited-edition print works by US artists are Roy Lichtenstein's lithograph from his brushstroke-figures series, Grandpa ($10000 to $15000), and Tom Wesselmann's color lithograph Claire Nude ($6000 to $8000). Other American artists in the sale