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Wayne Thiebaud, Buffet, 1972-75, Oil on canvas, 4/30/22 #sfmoma #artmuseum by Sharon Mollerus
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oil on canvas board laid on wood, 1995
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Wayne Thiebaud - “Watermelon and Knife”, 1989
Wayne Thiebaud - “Nude with Curly Hair”, 1976
Wayne Thiebaud (American, 1920-2021), Downhill Intersection, 2010. Oil on board, 16 7⁄8 x 14 in.
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Happy birthday to Californian Pop artist Wayne Thiebaud who came to painting from an early career as an animator and commercial artist. By the early 1960s, he began depicting the everyday items that would become his signature works—baked goods, toys, gumball machines, and deli fare—rendered as colorful, lushly painted surfaces. See this delectable painting of cake in our installation “Pop Art: A New Vernacular.“
”Cake,“ 1963, by Wayne Thiebaud © Wayne Thiebaud / Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
He’s 101! Happy birthday, Wayne.
Wayne Thiebaud, Playful Painter of the Everyday, Dies at 101
Wayne Thiebaud, the California-based painter whose lush, dreamy landscapes and luminous pictures of hot dogs, deli counters, marching band majorettes and other charmed relics of midcentury Americana were complex meditations on life and painting, and represented one of the most affecting and individual variations on 20th-century Pop Art, died on Saturday at his home in Sacramento. He was 101.
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