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Photo etching with aquatint on Fabiano Tiepolo paper // William Wegman’s Cinderella Sleeping from 1994 is a limited edition photo etching with aquatint on Fabiano Tiepolo paper, measuring 27 by 23 cm. The artwork presents a Weimaraner dog resting on a bed, wrapped in a blanket with its head resting on a bright red pillow. The monochromatic tones of the dog and the surroundings contrast sharply with the vibrant red, drawing focus to the serene, almost melancholic expression of the dog. Wegman’s characteristic use of Weimaraners in his work often evokes human-like emotions, and here, the sense of rest and tranquility is palpable. The etching technique gives the piece a textured, classic feel, further emphasizing the timeless quality of the scene.
Cinderella Sleeping, 1994
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Photo etching with aquatint on Fabiano Tiepolo paper // William Wegman’s Cinderella Sleeping from 1994 is a limited edition photo etching with aquatint on Fabiano Tiepolo paper, measuring 27 by 23 cm. The artwork presents a Weimaraner dog resting on a bed, wrapped in a blanket with its head resting on a bright red pillow. The monochromatic tones of the dog and the surroundings contrast sharply with the vibrant red, drawing focus to the serene, almost melancholic expression of the dog. Wegman’s characteristic use of Weimaraners in his work often evokes human-like emotions, and here, the sense of rest and tranquility is palpable. The etching technique gives the piece a textured, classic feel, further emphasizing the timeless quality of the scene.
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William Wegman
Profiles In Patriotism (from Freedom Of Expression), 1992
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USD 5,500
Who are the Neue Wilden?
Neue Wilden is the term German artists used for Neo-Expressionism. In the 1970s and 80s, expressive painting re-emerged in Germany, with artists embracing intense colors and broad brushstrokes. The movement grew in opposition to minimal and conceptual art, favoring a return to raw, emotional expression through bold and dynamic painting techniques.
