Tom Wesselmann Smoker #1 Spiral Notebook
This spiral bound notepad, like a reporter’s notebook with the spiral at the top, features one of Wesselmann’s most iconic pieces of art, Smoker 1 (Mouth 12) from 1967, in the center of the notepad, against a black background.
- 120 pages (60 lined, 60 blank)
- Measures 6 x 8 inches (15.2 x 20.3 cm)
- Black plastic spiral
- Made in China
About the artwork: Tom Wesselmann began exploring his Mouth series in 1965, focusing specifically on shape of the female mouth. Disembodied, on canvas scaled to the shape of the mouth, the art is presented in fetishized isolation of a female form.
Artwork © Estate of Tom Wesselmann. Licensed by Artestar, New York.
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Tom Wesselmann Smoker #1 Spiral Notebook
This spiral bound notepad, like a reporter’s notebook with the spiral at the top, features one of Wesselmann’s most iconic pieces of art, Smoker 1 (Mouth 12) from 1967, in the center of the notepad, against a black background.
- 120 pages (60 lined, 60 blank)
- Measures 6 x 8 inches (15.2 x 20.3 cm)
- Black plastic spiral
- Made in China
About the artwork: Tom Wesselmann began exploring his Mouth series in 1965, focusing specifically on shape of the female mouth. Disembodied, on canvas scaled to the shape of the mouth, the art is presented in fetishized isolation of a female form.
Artwork © Estate of Tom Wesselmann. Licensed by Artestar, New York.
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This spiral bound notepad, like a reporter’s notebook with the spiral at the top, features one of Wesselmann’s most iconic pieces of art, Smoker 1 (Mouth 12) from 1967, in the center of the notepad, against a black background.
- 120 pages (60 lined, 60 blank)
- Measures 6 x 8 inches (15.2 x 20.3 cm)
- Black plastic spiral
- Made in China
About the artwork: Tom Wesselmann began exploring his Mouth series in 1965, focusing specifically on shape of the female mouth. Disembodied, on canvas scaled to the shape of the mouth, the art is presented in fetishized isolation of a female form.
Artwork © Estate of Tom Wesselmann. Licensed by Artestar, New York.
