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Original lithograph on paper -Hand signed by Wayne Thiebaud // Suckers State I by Wayne Thiebaud, created in 1968, is a limited edition lithograph that captures the playful and nostalgic essence of childhood through the depiction of an arrangement of lollipops. The black and white composition highlights Thiebaud's mastery of shadow and form, using the simplicity of the medium to create a sense of depth and dimension. The lollipops, rendered with meticulous detail, cast elongated shadows that enhance the three-dimensional effect, making them appear as though they are ready to be picked up from the page. Thiebaud’s focus on everyday objects and his ability to transform them into subjects of fascination and delight is evident in this piece. The print, hand-signed by Thiebaud, embodies his signature style of blending whimsy with technical precision, inviting viewers to indulge in the simple joys reminiscent of childhood.
Suckers State I, 1968
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Original lithograph on paper -Hand signed by Wayne Thiebaud // Suckers State I by Wayne Thiebaud, created in 1968, is a limited edition lithograph that captures the playful and nostalgic essence of childhood through the depiction of an arrangement of lollipops. The black and white composition highlights Thiebaud's mastery of shadow and form, using the simplicity of the medium to create a sense of depth and dimension. The lollipops, rendered with meticulous detail, cast elongated shadows that enhance the three-dimensional effect, making them appear as though they are ready to be picked up from the page. Thiebaud’s focus on everyday objects and his ability to transform them into subjects of fascination and delight is evident in this piece. The print, hand-signed by Thiebaud, embodies his signature style of blending whimsy with technical precision, inviting viewers to indulge in the simple joys reminiscent of childhood.
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