A museum-approved archival reproduction of American illustrative artist Wayne Thiebaud's "Supine Woman," on display at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. In Supine Woman, Wayne Thiebaud departs from his usual subjects of pies and cakes to turn to the human figure. Realizing that rendering the human figure is often considered a barometer of an artist’s very ability, Thiebaud painted Supine Woman in 1963. It represents one of his rare figurative works. 1000Museums partners with art museums, artists and artist estates to ensure the most faithful reproductions possible. Our print products, including Supine Woman, are available in museum stores worldwide.
- Top-quality paper and inks
- Includes white border for enhanced look in off-the-shelf frames
- Portions of sale gives back to museum and artist estate
