Herndon Fine Art offers authenticated Tom Wesselmann fine art, including rare hand-signed limited edition screenprints, laser-cut steel/aluminum reliefs, and iconic Pop Art masterworks.
Universally celebrated as a central founder and iconic master of American Pop Art, Cincinnati-born artist Tom Wesselmann (1931–2004) revolutionized 20th-century figurative art through his bold, highly saturated explorations of sensual form, consumer culture, and domestic intimacy. Educated at Hiram College and the University of Cincinnati before completing his art degree at The Cooper Union in New York City, Wesselmann emerged in the early 1960s alongside Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and James Rosenquist. Rejecting Abstract Expressionism in favor of literal, flat graphic representation, Wesselmann achieved world renown with his seminal Great American Nude series, alongside his celebrated Smokes, Still Lifes, and Bedside Paintings. His signature style isolates simplified, highly stylized female figures—defined by bold red lips, tan lines, and stark facial anonymity—within vibrantly colored, billboard-scale interiors filled with American consumer products and classical art motifs. In the 1980s, Wesselmann pioneered groundbreaking laser-cut metal wall reliefs, translating spontaneous drawing strokes into three-dimensional cut steel and aluminum sculptures. Working across oil on canvas, hand-pulled multi-pass screenprinting, museum board graphics, and painted metal reliefs, his technique pairs sensual draftsmanship with razor-sharp graphic precision. Herndon Fine Art specializes in acquiring and evaluating original Tom Wesselmann unique screenprints, laser-cut metal reliefs, and hand-signed limited edition prints. Every piece in our gallery inventory undergoes thorough physical inspection to verify paper and metal conservation, publisher blindstamps, and signature authenticity.
Represented in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Tate Modern, and the Centre Pompidou, Tom Wesselmann artwork holds an elite, high-value position at the top tier of international contemporary art markets. With major original canvases achieving world-record auction prices exceeding $13.6 million (Great American Nude #21), his published portfolio screenprints and laser-cut metal editions—including works from Great American Nude, Bedroom Face, Still Life, and Monica—command fierce, resilient demand among global collectors and institutional investors. Produced in authorized collaboration with premier print ateliers and publishers (such as International Fine Art Ltd. and Sidney Janis Gallery), his published hand-signed editions feature complex multi-pass serigraphy on heavy Museum Board and cut-aluminum reliefs that capture the exact electric color saturation, crisp graphic edges, and spatial energy of his original studio masterworks. Sourcing directly through established private estates and trusted seller partnerships (RH), we provide serious collectors access to lifetime hand-signed graphics, rare Artist Proofs (APs), metal reliefs, and archival-framed works with verified provenance.
Evaluating Tom Wesselmann limited edition screenprints, metal reliefs, and original works on paper or canvas on the secondary market requires precise technical verification of pencil or pen hand-signatures ("Wesselmann"), edition hand-numbering, publisher blind stamps, Estate of Tom Wesselmann stamps, and official gallery Certificates of Authenticity (COAs). Because Wesselmann’s Pop Art compositions depend on pristine, unblemished flat color fields and razor-sharp edge registration, inspecting paper unframed for margin foxing, mat acid staining, paper yellowing, edge creasing, or UV color fading across bright red, pink, and yellow pigments is essential to confirming market value. Herndon Fine Art assists collectors in verifying original publisher documentation, examining archival paper and metal relief preservation, and ensuring long-term conservation framing. We deliver clear, transparent guidance to ensure every fine art acquisition is documented and secure.
Whether you are looking to acquire a specific Tom Wesselmann Pop Art screenprint (Great American Nude, Monica, Bedroom Face) or rare laser-cut metal relief, add a cornerstone contemporary masterwork to your collection, or discuss options for consigning an authenticated piece, Herndon Fine Art provides personal, experienced guidance. Browse our active available inventory below or contact our gallery directly by phone to discuss private sales, estate acquisitions, and current market valuations.
Limited Editions
Limited Editions
1964 Radio Edition Limited Edition Alkyd on Cut-Out Steel 1964 Sheet size: 74.9 x 95.3 cm Price on request
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1. EVERY piece of art receives my personal verification of condition and authentication.
2. I WILL NOT ship artwork that isn't in a condition I would accept into my own collection.
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***** ALL PRICES are set by each Seller based on their Unique Motivation to Sell ***** We have a low commission structure of only
25% above each Seller's asking price or a $300.00 minimum commission. This allows us to provide buyers with the best price, sellers a better opportunity to sell, and still keep the lights on. In almost all cases, artwork is shipped unframed (UNLESS The ARTWORK IS ON CANVAS or 3-DIMENSIONAL), as I need to personally verify the artworks' authenticity and condition. Artwork that is shipped Framed is shipped framed to protect the work during shipping. Framing is considered USED
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