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Created for the Olympic Games 1972 Munchen // Big Foot (1972 Olympic Games, Munich) by Tom Wesselmann, created in 1970, is a bold and playful screen-print originally designed for the 1972 Munich Olympics. The artwork presents a close-up view of a large, simplified foot rendered in soft pink hues against a vibrant green background. Wesselmann’s style, known for its pop-art influence, emphasizes clean lines and flat colors, bringing attention to everyday forms and body parts with a lighthearted, graphic approach. Measuring 97 x 70 cm, this piece is part of a limited edition of 200 prints, blending humor with a minimalist aesthetic that captures the spirit of pop art in an Olympic context.
Big foot (1972 Olympic Games, Munchen), 1970
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Created for the Olympic Games 1972 Munchen // Big Foot (1972 Olympic Games, Munich) by Tom Wesselmann, created in 1970, is a bold and playful screen-print originally designed for the 1972 Munich Olympics. The artwork presents a close-up view of a large, simplified foot rendered in soft pink hues against a vibrant green background. Wesselmann’s style, known for its pop-art influence, emphasizes clean lines and flat colors, bringing attention to everyday forms and body parts with a lighthearted, graphic approach. Measuring 97 x 70 cm, this piece is part of a limited edition of 200 prints, blending humor with a minimalist aesthetic that captures the spirit of pop art in an Olympic context.
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