Tom Wesselmann 1931-2004

Tom Wesselmann was born in 1931 in Cincinnati, USA, and from an early age showed a strong passion for drawing and painting.
After studying at the University of Cincinnati and the Art Students League in New York, he developed a personal style that would make him one of the leading figures of American Pop Art.

His work focused on female figures, still lifes, and everyday objects, transformed into iconic compositions characterized by intense colors, bold lines, and simplified forms. Wesselmann explored the relationship between reality and image, creating works that combine immediate visual clarity with expressive power.

Throughout his career he gained international recognition, exhibiting in major museums and galleries and influencing generations of artists. His works embody the elegance and visual impact of Pop Art, establishing Wesselmann as a central figure in the history of American contemporary art.

Today, his works continue to be exhibited internationally, captivating audiences with their chromatic intensity and compositional strength.