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Edition of 35 + 5 TP's - Aquatint in colors on Somerset velvet white - In excellent condition - Signed, dated and designated as "TPE" in pencil - 1971/2014 // Little Red Suckers by Wayne Thiebaud, created in 1971, is a limited-edition aquatint that exemplifies his signature style of portraying everyday objects with a whimsical twist. This piece features rows of colorful, patterned lollipops, depicted in shades of red and pink, each with unique designs, including stars, swirls, and abstract shapes. Thiebaud’s characteristic use of vibrant colors and delicate shadows adds a sense of dimension and brings these simple sweets to life. The repetition and arrangement of the suckers create a playful rhythm, while the aquatint medium lends a soft, textured quality to the print. Signed and designated “TPE,” this work captures Thiebaud’s fascination with nostalgia and the beauty in ordinary items.
Little Red Suckers, 1971
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Edition of 35 + 5 TP's - Aquatint in colors on Somerset velvet white - In excellent condition - Signed, dated and designated as "TPE" in pencil - 1971/2014 // Little Red Suckers by Wayne Thiebaud, created in 1971, is a limited-edition aquatint that exemplifies his signature style of portraying everyday objects with a whimsical twist. This piece features rows of colorful, patterned lollipops, depicted in shades of red and pink, each with unique designs, including stars, swirls, and abstract shapes. Thiebaud’s characteristic use of vibrant colors and delicate shadows adds a sense of dimension and brings these simple sweets to life. The repetition and arrangement of the suckers create a playful rhythm, while the aquatint medium lends a soft, textured quality to the print. Signed and designated “TPE,” this work captures Thiebaud’s fascination with nostalgia and the beauty in ordinary items.
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