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Sugar lift aquatint with drypoint // Wayne Thiebaud's Tulip Sundae from 2015 is a limited edition aquatint that blends his signature style of depicting food-related subjects with a minimalist and abstract sensibility. This print features a tall sundae glass in a simple black-and-white palette, with bold, gestural lines that form the structure of the dessert. At the top of the sundae sits a perfectly placed cherry, adding a sense of balance and symmetry to the composition. Thiebaud’s mastery of combining realism with abstraction is evident in the way the iconic sundae is stripped down to its essential form, yet still evokes the richness and indulgence of the subject. The use of sugar lift aquatint with drypoint adds texture and depth to the print, further enhancing the visual impact of this seemingly simple yet intricate image.
Tulip Sundae, 2015
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Sugar lift aquatint with drypoint // Wayne Thiebaud's Tulip Sundae from 2015 is a limited edition aquatint that blends his signature style of depicting food-related subjects with a minimalist and abstract sensibility. This print features a tall sundae glass in a simple black-and-white palette, with bold, gestural lines that form the structure of the dessert. At the top of the sundae sits a perfectly placed cherry, adding a sense of balance and symmetry to the composition. Thiebaud’s mastery of combining realism with abstraction is evident in the way the iconic sundae is stripped down to its essential form, yet still evokes the richness and indulgence of the subject. The use of sugar lift aquatint with drypoint adds texture and depth to the print, further enhancing the visual impact of this seemingly simple yet intricate image.
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What is Bay Area Figurative Art ?
The Bay Area Figurative Movement, which also goes by the names Bay Area Figurative School, Bay Area Figurative Art, or Bay Area Figuration, came to existence in San-Francisco Bay Area. This was in the mid-20th century, when a group of artists from the area stopped working on the then popular Abstract Expressionism for a preference to figuration in painting. The movement lasted a total of two decades during the 1950's and 1960's.