Tom Wesselmann was an American artist and a leading figure of the Pop Art, best known for his bold, sensual depictions of the female figure and everyday objects. His graphic style combined elements of advertising, mass media, and traditional art history, challenging the conventions of fine art while celebrating consumer culture. In breaking with Abstract Expressionism and shifting his focus to figurative work, he developed a distinctive visual language that became synonymous with Pop Art. Wesselmann’s practice extended beyond painting to include collage and sculpture, featuring everyday objects like cigarettes, household appliances, and food. Unlike some of his contemporaries, he avoided overt social critique, instead focusing on the formal qualities of composition, color, and line.