Idelle Weber

1932-2020

The New York Times 04/07/2020

Idelle Weber, Who Stretched the Meaning of Pop Art...

One of the few women involved in the Pop Art movement, she captured the anonymity of corporate life in silhouettes. She later turned to realism.

by Jillian Steinhauer

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GALLERIES

POP ART

PHOTOREALISM

Lust Set, OP.3.78
1978, oil on linen
33 x 65.5 inches
©Estate of Idelle Weber

GARDENS

PHOTOREALISM

IMAGINED LANDSCAPES

Garden (Diptych) OP.13.85
60" x 288"
oil on linen
©Estate of Idelle Weber

IMAGINED LANDSCAPES

MONOTYPE FIGURES

IMAGINED LANDSCAPES

MONOTYPE FIGURES

Carla, MF.135.90
Monoprint
6.5 x12.75 inches
© Estate of Idelle Weber

HEAD ROOM

IMAGINED LANDSCAPES

MONOTYPE FIGURES

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