WAYNE THIEBAUD | Arizona

Allan Stone Gallery, New York 
Acquired from the above by the present owner

Indianapolis, Herron Art Institute, Painting and Sculpture Today! 1969, May - June 1969, cat. no. 134, p. 145, illustrated
New York, Allan Stone Projects, Wayne Thiebaud: Land Survey, October - December 2017 

This work is in very good condition overall. There is light evidence handling along the edges, including a 1-inch vertical hairline crack halfway down the right edge. The colors are bright, fresh and clean. Under Ultraviolet inspection, there is no evidence of restoration. Framed.
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"I spend quite a bit of time looking at art in museums because that is for me one of the great ways of learning. I'll often go to a museum and draw, or sometimes I'll just go and sit and look at a paining for a fairly long time, sometimes as long as a couple of hours. Sometimes making little notations about it or just looking. I see the museum as a kind of bureau of standards setting criteria of excellence, in a way.  Things that we have saved that represent some of the most interesting things about human consciousness. So in addition to all the pleasure I get out of simply going to a museum, I also use it as a great resource: I try to steal whatever ideas I can."
Wayne Thiebaud