Vintage 1968 "Look at Wesselmann" Exhibition Poster

Marsoni

M251S

$447.50

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Vintage 1968 "Look at Wesselmann" Exhibition Poster36 x 27 Large 1968 lithograph exhibition poster featuring work by famed pop artist, Tom Wesselmann. Printed for his show at Galerie Thomas in Mnchen, Germany. Set in a black aluminum frame with glass glazing. Print is in overall good vintage condition with some slight wrinkles that are hard to capture in photos. Nationwide shipping and local delivery available. Please contact with questions prior to purchase. All sales final.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2023