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Original offset photo lithograph on paper - Hand signed by the artist // Cinderella by William Wegman, created in 1994, is an offset photo lithograph that presents a whimsical and surreal reinterpretation of the classic fairy tale. The composition features an ornately framed circular portrait of a dog dressed in elaborate bridal attire, humorously cast as Cinderella. The scene is set against a theatrical orange drapery with bicycle wheels in the foreground, evoking elements of both the fantastical and the absurd. Wegman is renowned for his use of dogs, particularly Weimaraners, in imaginative and humorous contexts, blending elements of high art and playful absurdity. This hand-signed print invites viewers into a narrative that balances elegance and humor, embodying Wegman’s unique style.
Cinderella, 1994
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Original offset photo lithograph on paper - Hand signed by the artist // Cinderella by William Wegman, created in 1994, is an offset photo lithograph that presents a whimsical and surreal reinterpretation of the classic fairy tale. The composition features an ornately framed circular portrait of a dog dressed in elaborate bridal attire, humorously cast as Cinderella. The scene is set against a theatrical orange drapery with bicycle wheels in the foreground, evoking elements of both the fantastical and the absurd. Wegman is renowned for his use of dogs, particularly Weimaraners, in imaginative and humorous contexts, blending elements of high art and playful absurdity. This hand-signed print invites viewers into a narrative that balances elegance and humor, embodying Wegman’s unique style.
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William Wegman
Profiles In Patriotism (from Freedom Of Expression), 1992
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USD 5,500
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