Cakes (1963)

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Cakes (1963) is a celebrated painting by Wayne Thiebaud that depicts an array of frosted cakes in a bright, orderly display, exemplifying his signature exploration of everyday American consumer culture through vivid color and thick impasto.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
artForm oil painting
artStyle painterly
representational art
collectionLocation Washington, D.C. NERFINISHED
compositionStyle orderly arrangement
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Wayne Thiebaud NERFINISHED
depicts bakery display
cakes
consumer goods
desserts
describedAs celebrated painting
exemplifies Wayne Thiebaud’s signature style
focus on everyday objects
genre still life
hasCulturalSignificance iconic image of American consumerism in art
hasPart cake stands
frosted cakes
hasReferenceNumber 1963.10.18 (approximate / catalog-style identifier, not authoritative)
inception 1963
inCollection National Gallery of Art NERFINISHED
influencedBy American diner culture
commercial display aesthetics
lightingStyle strong directional light
movement Bay Area Figurative Movement NERFINISHED
Pop art NERFINISHED
notableWorkOf Wayne Thiebaud NERFINISHED
owner National Gallery of Art NERFINISHED
partOf Wayne Thiebaud’s dessert paintings
perspective frontal view
subjectMatter everyday American consumer culture
food
surfaceQuality textured
usesColor vivid color
usesTechnique impasto
thickly applied paint

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Wayne Thiebaud notableWork Cakes (1963)