


Lithograph in colors.
Signed and numbered in pencil.
Image size: 16 5/8 x 25 1/8 in.
Co-published by the Metropolitan Opera Association and Circle Fine Art, New York, with the Metropolitan Opera blindstamp.
'Lulu (from Metropolitan Fine Art)' by Tom Wesselmann is a 1982 lithograph measuring 56.1 × 76.7 cm. A red-haired woman reclines against a large blue pillow, her gaze directed at the viewer, flowers tucked into her hair and blooming beside her — an orange lily and a pale iris — while she wears a blue patterned garment. The composition is rendered in Wesselmann's characteristic flat, hard-edged style with bold, unmodulated colour fields and sharp contours. Wesselmann was a central figure of American Pop Art, known for stylising the female form alongside imagery drawn from consumer culture. 'Lulu' belongs to the 'Metropolitan Fine Art' series and exemplifies his recurring use of the reclining female figure as a vehicle for formal, graphic precision rather than psychological depth — an approach consistent with his stated rejection of poetic ambiguity in favour of direct, image-led impact.
Lulu (from Metropolitan Fine Art), 1982
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Lithograph in colors.
Signed and numbered in pencil.
Image size: 16 5/8 x 25 1/8 in.
Co-published by the Metropolitan Opera Association and Circle Fine Art, New York, with the Metropolitan Opera blindstamp.
'Lulu (from Metropolitan Fine Art)' by Tom Wesselmann is a 1982 lithograph measuring 56.1 × 76.7 cm. A red-haired woman reclines against a large blue pillow, her gaze directed at the viewer, flowers tucked into her hair and blooming beside her — an orange lily and a pale iris — while she wears a blue patterned garment. The composition is rendered in Wesselmann's characteristic flat, hard-edged style with bold, unmodulated colour fields and sharp contours. Wesselmann was a central figure of American Pop Art, known for stylising the female form alongside imagery drawn from consumer culture. 'Lulu' belongs to the 'Metropolitan Fine Art' series and exemplifies his recurring use of the reclining female figure as a vehicle for formal, graphic precision rather than psychological depth — an approach consistent with his stated rejection of poetic ambiguity in favour of direct, image-led impact.
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Tom Wesselmann
Lulu (from Metropolitan Fine Art), 1982
56.13 x 76.71 cm


































