
Steel Cuts
19 works
Tom Wesselmann's screenprint and lithograph editions have achieved consistent results at auction across multiple decades. Works from the Great American Nude series — his most historically significant print production — command the strongest prices, with major examples achieving $10,000–$50,000+ at Christie's, Phillips, and Bonhams. Still life and floral editions from his later career are more accessible, trading in the $3,000–$15,000 range.
Wesselmann was a prolific printmaker throughout his career, working with major publishers and print studios in New York and Europe to produce editions that translate his painted imagery into the reproductive medium with remarkable fidelity.
His Great American Nude prints — screenprints that distil the graphic boldness of his paintings into highly collected limited editions — represent the historical core of his print production. Later editions in the Bedroom, Still Life, and Sunset Nude series demonstrate the evolution of his practice across four decades.
These prints represent accessible and historically significant entry points into one of the canonical careers of American Pop art. Contact Guy Hepner for current inventory.

39 works available

Tom Wesselmann
1960 Judy Reaching Over Table
1997

Tom Wesselmann
1960 Judy Trying On Clothes
1996

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1960 Judy With Black Hat
1997

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Beautiful Bedroom Kate
1998

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Bedroom Blonde
1998

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Bedroom Blonde Doodle With Photo
1988

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Bedroom Dropout
1983

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Bedroom Face (from Bedroom Painting #41)
1990

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Bedroom Face With Lichtenstein
1994

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Bedroom Face With Orange Wallpaper
1988

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Blonde Kite
1988

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Blonde Vivienne
1988

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Claire Nude
1980

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Claire Sitting with Robe Half Off (Vivienne)
1993

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Cynthia In The Bedroom
1981

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Delphinium and Daisies
1989-92

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Great American Nude Cut Out Nude
1965

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Helen Nude
1981

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House and Barn In Distance
1991

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Lulu
1982

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Monica In Robe With Motherwell
1994

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Monica Nude With Yellow Curtain
1991

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Monica Sitting with Mondrian
1989

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Monica With Tulips
1989

Tom Wesselmann
Nude From 11 Pop Artists , Volume II
1965-66

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Scribble Version of Still Life #58
1992

Tom Wesselmann
Seascape
1993

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Seascape (Foot)
1968

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Still Life of Petunias, Lilies and Fruit
1988

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Still Life With Apple, Orange and Radio
1991

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Still Life With Blowing Curtain (Red)
1999

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Still Life With Lichtenstein and Two Oranges
1993

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Still Life With Lilies and Mixed Fruit
1997-98

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Still Life With Liz
1992

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Still Life With Matisse and Johns
1993

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Sunset Nude with Yellow Tulips
2004

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Tenannah Lake House Edition
1992

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Tennanah Lake House
1992

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UNICEF Bouquet
1998
Five Facts About Tom Wesselmann Prints
Wesselmann began his best-known body of work, the Great American Nude, in 1961, initially as small collaged 'Little Great American Nudes' before scaling up to monumental format.
The series combined the female nude with patriotic and consumer imagery — flags, appliances, magazine collage — situating the classical subject of the reclining nude within contemporary American commercial life.
According to Wesselmann, the format was partly inspired by a dream in which the phrase 'great American nude' suggested a patriotic colour palette of red, white, blue, gold and khaki.
The large scale of the paintings was driven practically by the size of the discarded advertising billboards and posters Wesselmann collaged into the compositions.
Wesselmann continued exploring the nude in various media throughout his career, including the shaped steel-cut works for which he later became equally well known.
Frequently Asked Questions
Tom Wesselmann Prints prints for sale are available at Guy Hepner Gallery, 177 Tenth Avenue, New York. We offer authenticated editions with full provenance documentation sourced from the secondary market and directly from publishers.
Tom Wesselmann Prints works — 39 available — are typically produced as limited editions, individually signed and numbered by the artist. Contact Guy Hepner Gallery for edition details on specific works.
Pricing for Tom Wesselmann Prints prints varies by edition size, date, and condition. Contact Guy Hepner Gallery for current market pricing and availability.
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