American-born printmaker and painter Thiebaud Wayne is known for his eye for art, observing everyday life, and indistinctly painted still life items that included landscapes, cosmetics, and foods. His paintings comprised food memories imaginations over the years, which had a poetic and somewhat sad quality that elicited an emotional response.
Although influenced by it, Thiebaud Wayne, a trained commercial artist, was uninterested in the history surrounding abstract expressionism. His main concentration was on ordinary objects, thus getting associated with the Pop Art movement, which he brushed away and stated he was an old-fashioned painter. Active in theatre design works, he created sculptures and public murals.
Thiebaud Wayne’s paintings exemplified object transference notably in his cake paintings; the frosting was so thickly applied that it mimicked the element it portrayed. As a hardcore traditionalist, he used pastel, charcoal, and oil paint as his materials. He used exaggerated colors, thicker impasto, expressive brush strokes, and heavy pigments to illustrate his subjects. He had no specific medium of making prints; therefore, he used nearly all the mediums, including silkscreen, lithography, etching, and linocut.
Thiebaud Wayne received several honors for his work, and a 2001 retrospective of his work won an enthusiastic commendation in New York. Read Less
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American-born printmaker and painter Thiebaud Wayne is known for his eye for art, observing everyday life, and indistinctly painted still life items that included landscapes, cosmetics, and foods. His paintings comprised food memories imaginations over the years, which had a poetic and somewhat sad quality that elicited an emoti Read More
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Tulip Sundae, 2015
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American-born printmaker and painter Thiebaud Wayne is known for his eye for art, observing everyday life, and indistinctly painted still life items that included landscapes, cosmetics, and foods. His paintings comprised food memories imaginations over the years, which had a poetic and somewhat sad quality that elicited an emoti Read More
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Thiebaud Wayne
Glassed Candy, 1980
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Cut Cakes, 2015
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Sundae Color
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Tulip Sundae, 2015
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Untitled (sketch Of Sitting Figures), 1980
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Crown Tart, 2015
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City Edge, 1988
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Trout Fishing In America, 1994
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Olives, 1964
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Suckers State I, 1968
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Candy Apples, 1964
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Neapolitan Pie, 1990
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Suckers, 1964
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Suckers State II, 1968
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Delicatessen Trays, 1965
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Untitled Cake From Private Drawings, 1987
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Little Red Suckers, 1971
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