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WAYNE THIEBAUD
Featured Artist Collection
Many works never seen before
Born: November 15, 1920
Treasured San Francisco Bay Area artist Wayne Thiebaud turns 100 on November 15, 2020. The Crocker Museum in Sacramento and the Laguna Art Museum south of Los Angeles are celebrating this accomplishment with major shows, as are we here at 1000Museums!
We have worked directly with the Crocker Museum and the Thiebaud Foundation to license and carefully proof a large number of works from their show for availability as archival reproductions. Many are available for the first time. We are proud to present those works here, along with other Thiebaud classics.
We have also penned an in-depth blog post on Mr. Thiebaud’s life and works.
The Crocker re-opened its doors this month, just in time for this show. Please check their page for updates and restrictions. If there’s any way you can make the show, which runs through early next year, we highly encourage you to do so.
The Laguna show opens December 6. We encourage you to support the Crocker, Laguna and Thiebaud Foundation in other ways, including through purchase of these reproductions, a portion of which we are more than happy to give back through royalties. Plus, who wouldn't want to have one of these delicious works hanging on their walls?!
Four Ice Cream Cones
Supine Woman
Seven Suckers
Display Rows
Lipsticks
Five Rows of Sunglasses
FOOD
Four Ice Cream Cones
Seven Suckers
Watermelon and Knife
Display Rows
Boston Cremes
Three Ice Cream Cones
Untitled Banana Split
Pies Pies Pies
Caged Pie
Study for Gumball Machine
Heart-Cakes
Pie Counter
Food Bowls
Untitled Deli
Jolly Cones
Bakery Counter
PEOPLE
Tapestry Skirt
Betty Jean Thiebaud and Book
Two Seated Figures
Clown with Red Hair
Bumping Clowns
LANDSCAPES
Sunset Streets Study
Delta Water
Brown River
Street and Shadow
River Bend Farms
Steep Street
Central City
Heavy Traffic
River Lands (Study)
Y River
River Intersection
THINGS
Yo Yos
Bow Ties
Lipsticks
Stuffed Toys
Office Still Life
Row of Ties
SCAN
The artwork has been scanned at the highest resolution possible by the museum and the digital file is sent to us for color optimization.
PAPER
We only use the finest paper. It’s 100% acid-free cotton fine art paper.
INK
We only use the highest quality pigmented, non-toxic, environmentally friendly ink with a color permanence rating of at least 200 years. In fact our black and white inks are rated at 400 years.
We are an EPSON partner. One of the partners, Mac Holbert, is an EPSON fellow and featured around the world as a master of his craft. Our large format printers are the best made and we are always upgrading and replacing to ensure we get the finest reproductions possible.
FRAME
We use the highest quality wood in our modern shop to create custom frames. We frame your print with precision-cut acid-free mat board, and mount it behind a UV-blocking semi-gloss plexiglass to protect your art from the sun, dust, pollution, heat, and humidity. Then we add finishing touches like wall hanging mount, wall friendly bumpers, and a protective backing.
We work with the most respected museums in the world
