Tom Wesselmann, Signed (7 results)

First Edition. Very Good in cloth with large mounted color image. No DJ and no glassine, 321 pages, unidentifiable age-toning to top edge. This copy is warmly inscribed to Wesselmann's friend and colleague, Richard Bellamy, who showed the artist at the Green Gallery, thus: "Dear Dick: In honor of fond memories of the old days. Tom Wesselmann. December, 1981." Further images upon request.

4to. (292 x 225 mm). [14 unnumbered leaves with 19 mounted leaves recto and / or verso]. Leaf with title, list of contents verso and following recto, verso with Robert Creeley's 'Kate's' text and illustration recto and / or verso on following leaves (see below), final leaf with justification recto; nineteen mounted sheets with rubberstamp text or illustration in various colours by various artists; print size: c.243 x 166 mm; sheet size: 283 x 216 mm. Original publisher's coarse-weave oatmeal cloth as issued. An excellent presentation copy of William Katz's assemblage of rubberstamps by various poets and POP artists. From the edition limited to 225 numbered copies with each print signed by the artist (the Warhol and Red Grooms prints with stamp signatures as issued); only the first 110 copies were for sale, available through Multiples, Inc. The presentation is in pencil to the front free endpaper: 'for Robert and Jen / With our love, / Bob [Creeley] / and In Friendship / Bill (Katz) / 3 Jan '72'. 'Stamped Indelibly' contains 19 rubberstamps (including the title, two leaves of contents and the justification) as well as the poems and artworks, each individually signed by the artist or poet. Those represented include: Robert Creeley (the poem 'Kate's' signed and dated in pencil), Tom Wesselmann (signed and dated in pencil), Red Grooms and Kenneth Koch (signed in the plate), Marisol (signed and dated '1967' in ink), Robert Indiana (two contributions: the poem 'Pelvic and Bright' signed and dated '67' in pencil and print signed, inscribed '55555' and dated '67' in pencil), Josef Levi (print signed and dated '67' in pencil), Gerard Malanga (the poem 'The Second Staircase' signed in the plate), Allen Jones (print signed and dated '67' in pencil), Peter Saul (print signed 'SAUL' and dated '67' in pencil), Andy Warhol (signed in the plate), Claes Oldenburg (print initialled 'CO' and dated '67' and the poem 'BOOM' also initialled and dated in pencil) and Allen Ginsberg (the poem Primrose Hill Three' dated 'July 4 '67' and signed in pencil. The inclusions by Malanga, Warhol and Red Grooms are always stamp-signed as here. 'William Katz, who began publishing books in 1964 as a college student, wanted to create a book using as modest and simple a technique as possible. He asked his Pop artist and writer friends to design commercially made rubber stamps, which he then handprinted to create this book. (?Stamped Indelibly? contains Warhol?s first cow print and Oldenburg?s first drum pedal print.) Robert Indiana, an instructor whom Katz met at college, offered him space in which to work, thus Indianakatz became the imprint of this book. Katz later founded Bouwerie Editions to publish books of poetry with prints .'. (Elizabeth Phillips and Tony Zwicker in 'The American Livre de Peintre'). [The American Livre de Peintre 56].

Condition: Good. Color offset lithograph poster. Signed and dated 70 in the plate. 39 x 26 inches. Printed in Germany: Reproduktions-Plakat. Slight creasing.

Kein Einband. Condition: Sehr gut. Tom Wesselmann : Signed - Monica for the New York Film Festival 1985 *** This vibrant and iconic offset lithograph by Tom Wesselmann, titled Monica, was s created for the 23rd New York Film Festival 1985 *** Hand-signed in pencil along the lower edge *** Limited special edition *** Professionally framed in an exclusive hand-made white wooden frame with PLEXIGLAS Optical HC, which is scratch-resistant and UV-protected. Framed approx. 100 x 95 cm*** Executed in bold, flowing lines and vivid colors, the composition is instantly recognizable as Wesselmanns signature Pop Art style combining sensuality, simplicity, and graphic clarity *** The artwork features MONICA - a stylized female face with red lips and golden hair, evoking Wesselmanns lifelong exploration of beauty and femininity through a modern, minimalist lens. Though abstracted, the image is filled with energy and warmth, perfectly capturing the cultural excitement and glamour of New Yorks cinematic scene *** Hand-signed in pencil and issued as a special limited edition, this piece not only celebrates a key event in American film history but also stands as a striking and collectible example of late 20th-century Pop Art ***** Pop Art movement emerged in the 1950s and 1960s, transforming everyday objects, advertising, and mass media into bold, colorful artworks. Artists like Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Keith Haring, David Hockney, Robert Rauschenberg, Alex Katz, Allen Jones, Jim Dine, Mel Ramos, Julian Opie, Sigmar Polke, and Robert Indiana blurred the line between commercial and fine art *** SHIPPING: Worldwide shipping available *** CONDITION: in very good condition ***. Signatur des Verfassers.

First Edition, First Printing. Signed and inscribed by Tom Wesselman to Billy Wilder, the great film director and noted modern art collector. Inscribed: ÒFor Billy Wilder. I hope my work brings you as much pleasure as your work has brought me. Tom Wesselmann, May 5, 1982.Ó 320 page large coffee table book extensively illustrated in color. In 1989, Wilder decided to auction a portion of his legendary art collection which brought 32.6 million dollars.

Signed art postcard, shows an artwork of Tom Wesselmann, 5,75 x 4 inch, signed in black felt tip "Tom Wesselmann", attractively mounted and framed under glass for display (altogether 11,75 x 10 inch), with very mild signs of wear - in nearly very fine condition. (On request, this piece can also be sent without the frame.).

Lithographies originales.1964. Page recto/verso extraite du livre ONE CENT LIFE de Walasse Thing. Dim: 410 x 575 mm. Signée par KAREL APPEL à la mine de plomb. Estampes.