
Steel Cuts
19 works

Seascape, Foot, 1967
Screen print
14 x 13 inches
Edition of 101
Tom Wesselmann stands as one of the most important figures of the American Pop Art movement, achieving a market position that places him among the most sought-after artists of his generation. His works consistently perform strongly at auction, reflecting sustained collector demand and institutional recognition. Wesselmann's distinctive approach to the female form and American leisure culture secured his place in the canon alongside Warhol, Lichtenstein, and Rosenquist. Seascape, Foot exemplifies Wesselmann's singular ability to isolate and elevate fragments of the body into subjects of formal contemplation. The composition presents a cropped view of a reclining foot against the suggestion of ocean and sky, rendered in the artist's characteristic flat planes of saturated colour. This reduction of form to its essential elements demonstrates Wesselmann's debt to Matisse while remaining firmly rooted in the visual language of 1960s commercial imagery. The tension between sensuality and abstraction, intimacy and anonymity, gives the work its psychological charge. The screen print medium was central to Wesselmann's practice during this period, allowing him to achieve the precise, hard-edged quality that defined his aesthetic. The bold graphic treatment transforms an everyday subject into an object of sustained visual interest, inviting viewers to reconsider the overlooked details of contemporary life. This work is numbered from an edition of 101, offering collectors an accessible entry point into Wesselmann's celebrated body of work at a scale suited to domestic settings. Guy Hepner welcomes enquiries from collectors interested in acquiring this work. Please contact the gallery for pricing, framing options, and further information on availability.
Price on Application

Seascape (Foot) · Tom Wesselmann · Sotheby's · 2014-10 · $53,125

Seascape (Foot), from Edition 68 · Tom Wesselmann · Christie's · 2017-04 · $32,500

Seascape (Foot) · Tom Wesselmann · Sotheby's · 2018-10 · $16,250

Seascape (Foot), from: Edition 68 · Tom Wesselmann · Christie's · 2021-09 · $13,587

Seascape (Foot) · Tom Wesselmann · Sotheby's · 2017-04 · $12,500


Tom Wesselmann
1960 Judy Reaching Over Table
1997

Tom Wesselmann
1960 Judy Trying On Clothes
1996

Tom Wesselmann
1960 Judy With Black Hat
1997

Tom Wesselmann
Beautiful Bedroom Kate
1998

Tom Wesselmann
Bedroom Blonde
1998

Tom Wesselmann
Bedroom Blonde Doodle With Photo
1988

Tom Wesselmann
Bedroom Dropout
1983

Tom Wesselmann
Bedroom Face (from Bedroom Painting #41)
1990

Tom Wesselmann
Bedroom Face With Lichtenstein
1994

Tom Wesselmann
Bedroom Face With Orange Wallpaper
1988

Tom Wesselmann
Blonde Kite
1988

Tom Wesselmann
Blonde Vivienne
1988

Tom Wesselmann
Claire Nude
1980

Tom Wesselmann
Claire Sitting with Robe Half Off (Vivienne)
1993

Tom Wesselmann
Cynthia In The Bedroom
1981

Tom Wesselmann
Delphinium and Daisies
1989-92

Tom Wesselmann
Great American Nude Cut Out Nude
1965

Tom Wesselmann
Helen Nude
1981

Tom Wesselmann
House and Barn In Distance
1991

Tom Wesselmann
Lulu
1982

Tom Wesselmann
Monica In Robe With Motherwell
1994

Tom Wesselmann
Monica Nude With Yellow Curtain
1991

Tom Wesselmann
Monica Sitting with Mondrian
1989

Tom Wesselmann
Monica With Tulips
1989

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

Tom Wesselmann
Scribble Version of Still Life #58
1992

Tom Wesselmann
Seascape
1993

Tom Wesselmann
Seascape (Foot)
1968

Tom Wesselmann
Still Life of Petunias, Lilies and Fruit
1988

Tom Wesselmann
Still Life With Apple, Orange and Radio
1991

Tom Wesselmann
Still Life With Blowing Curtain (Red)
1999

Tom Wesselmann
Still Life With Lichtenstein and Two Oranges
1993

Tom Wesselmann
Still Life With Lilies and Mixed Fruit
1997-98

Tom Wesselmann
Still Life With Liz
1992

Tom Wesselmann
Still Life With Matisse and Johns
1993

Tom Wesselmann
Sunset Nude with Yellow Tulips
2004

Tom Wesselmann
Tenannah Lake House Edition
1992

Tom Wesselmann
Tennanah Lake House
1992

Tom Wesselmann
UNICEF Bouquet
1998
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.

Tom Wesselmann (1931–2004) is a key figure of American Pop Art, celebrated for his Great American Nude series and bold graphic paintings of lips, still lifes, and domestic interiors that blend the female figure with American consumer culture. His prints and paintings are actively traded in the secondary market and held by major collections worldwide.