TOM WESSELMANN - Seascape (Tit) 1967

Seascape (Tit) 1967

Artist: Tom Wesselmann (1931–2004)
Medium: Screenprint on Museum Board
Dimensions: Image: 45.7 × 44.5 cm (18 × 17½ in.)
Sheet: 70.8 × 59.7 cm (27⅞ × 23½ in.)
Edition: 100
Signature: Hand-signed lower right and numbered
Condition: Very good overall
Certificate: Gallery Certificate of Authenticity included

Description: 

Tom Wesselmann's Hedy (Sandpaper) embodies his iconic Pop Art aesthetic, combining sensuality, bold graphic reduction, and an industrial material presence. Executed in enamel on cut-out steel, the work reflects Wesselmann's mastery of crisp contours and saturated surfaces, while the unusual subtitle Sandpaper suggests a tactile, provocative dimension that contrasts with the clean visual finish. Produced in a limited edition of 25, signed and numbered on the verso, this piece captures the artist's enduring fascination with the female figure—transformed into a striking, simplified image that sits between advertisement, object, and modern icon.

That same redefinition of the still life into a three-dimensional Pop object appears in Stillleben, a polychromed porcelain multiple mounted on a wooden plate. A more provocative, erotically charged fragment of the body can be found in Seascape (Tit), 1967, a screenprint isolating a single erogenous detail against a stylized horizon — both available now at Lynart Gallery.

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FAQ

Is this Tom Wesselmann artwork an original edition?

Yes, Seascape (Tit) (1967) is an authentic limited-edition screenprint by Tom Wesselmann. It comes from the edition of 100, and each impression is hand-signed and numbered by the artist.

What medium was used for this edition?

The work is a screenprint on Museum Board, a premium, rigid support that enhances the flat, saturated colors characteristic of Wesselmann’s Pop Art compositions.

Does the artwork come with documentation?

Yes. The piece includes a Gallery Certificate of Authenticity, confirming its provenance and details.

Is this edition a good investment?

Absolutely. Wesselmann’s Seascape series is one of the cornerstone bodies of work in his career. Early screenprints from the late 1960s, especially those with iconic sensual motifs, are highly collectible and continue to perform strongly on the market.

What is the condition of the artwork?

The screenprint is in very good overall condition, with strong colors and clean margins. Any additional condition details can be provided upon request.

What is the significance of the Seascape series?

The Seascapes mark Wesselmann’s shift from consumer-themed Pop imagery toward erotic minimalism. By isolating intimate fragments of the body against stylized horizons, he created some of the most recognizable and provocative works of 1960s Pop Art.

How is the artwork signed?

The print is hand-signed lower right and numbered, ensuring authenticity and edition verification.

Is worldwide shipping available?

Yes, we offer secure worldwide shipping from France, including full insurance, professional packaging, and tracking.

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