WAYNE THIEBAUD (b. 1920)

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Thiebaud painted Beach Shop in Mexico in 1960 as part of a series featuring similar scenes. The 18-by-36-inch oil exudes Thiebaud’s strongest qualities — particularly his ability to bring the action brushwork of the Abstract Expressionists to his distinctive, representational style.
Thiebaud painted Beach Shop in Mexico in 1960 as part of a series featuring similar scenes. The 18-by-36-inch oil exudes Thiebaud’s strongest qualities — particularly his ability to bring the action brushwork of the Abstract Expressionists to his distinctive, representational style.Thiebaud painted Beach Shop in Mexico in 1960 as part of a series featuring similar scenes. The 18-by-36-inch oil exudes Thiebaud’s strongest qualities — particularly his ability to bring the action brushwork of the Abstract Expressionists to his distinctive, representational style.Thiebaud painted Beach Shop in Mexico in 1960 as part of a series featuring similar scenes. The 18-by-36-inch oil exudes Thiebaud’s strongest qualities — particularly his ability to bring the action brushwork of the Abstract Expressionists to his distinctive, representational style.Thiebaud painted Beach Shop in Mexico in 1960 as part of a series featuring similar scenes. The 18-by-36-inch oil exudes Thiebaud’s strongest qualities — particularly his ability to bring the action brushwork of the Abstract Expressionists to his distinctive, representational style.Thiebaud painted Beach Shop in Mexico in 1960 as part of a series featuring similar scenes. The 18-by-36-inch oil exudes Thiebaud’s strongest qualities — particularly his ability to bring the action brushwork of the Abstract Expressionists to his distinctive, representational style.
Beach Shop 1960 18 x 36 in. oil on canvas
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Thiebaud painted Beach Shop in Mexico in 1960 as part of a series featuring similar scenes. The 18-by-36-inch oil exudes Thiebaud’s strongest qualities — particularly his ability to bring the action brushwork of the Abstract Expressionists to his distinctive, representational style.
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