Tom Wesselmann (1931-2004) was one of the leading pop artists in 1960s America. In his words, one of his missions in art was to make figurative art as exciting as abstract art. The artist dealt with classical themes in art such as nude, landscape and still life adding everyday objects and advertising ephemera. Wesselmann is acknowledged for the Great American Nude series (1961-1973), which blended together sensual female figures with references to art history and popular culture. Current piece “Lulu” (1982) can be seen as a part of Bedroom Paintings (1968 – 1983), where single body parts such as breast, hand etc have been put to focus.