Wayne Thiebaud is best known for his bright paintings of cakes ... and his style effortlessly carried over, as seen pictured in Gumball Machine. This linocut depicts the artist’s favorite subject ...

Today, the auction house announced it would offer Wayne Thiebaud’s Four Pinball Machines ... creating heavily impastoed images of cakes, gumball machines, and ties that evoke nostalgia ...

The label “pop artist” was first applied to painter Wayne Thiebaud in the early 1960s, when his everyday items — cakes, pies, and gumball machines — appeared at the same time as Andy Warhol's soup ...

"From gumball machines to the landscapes of San Francisco, he transformed everyday life into an iconic statement of color and form," read the statement per CNN. "Wayne Thiebaud was the pride of ...

More than four decades have passed since Wayne Thiebaud began exhibiting his ... as she walks past bright depictions of gumball machines and candy apples a few days before the show’s Feb ...

By Michael Kimmelman Wayne Thiebaud, the California-based painter ... spaghetti entanglements of highways and gumball machines rimmed in blue halos required unpacking. A rustling of unexpected ...

The artist was known for colorful paintings featuring cakes and gumball machines. By The Associated Press Artist Wayne Thiebaud, whose luscious, colorful paintings of cakes and San Francisco ...

“From gumball machines to the landscapes of San Francisco, he transformed everyday life into an iconic statement of color and form,” read the statement, adding: “Wayne Thiebaud was the pride ...

Wayne Thiebaud, whose luminous paintings of cakes, gumball machines, and other symbols of mid-century Americana made him one of the country’s most recognizable and beloved artists, died on ...

Wayne Thiebaud, whose luscious ... While some took his hot dogs, bakery counters, gumball machines and candy apples to be examples of pop art, Mr. Thiebaud never considered himself to be in ...

Parasol Press, Ltd., New York, pub. Wayne Thiebaud was an American painter best known for his still lifes of edible treats and everyday objects in his singular illustrative style. His most popular ...