"Nixon Pail" By Victor Spinski Ceramic Sculpture From The Garbage Pail Series, 1976

A rare and iconic ceramic sculpture by renowned trompe-l’œil artist Victor Spinski, titled "Nixon Pail", created in 1976 as part of his celebrated Garbage Pail Series. This hyper-realistic work is a brilliant and provocative commentary on American consumerism and politics, rendered entirely in glazed ceramic.

From a distance, the piece appears to be an ordinary metal trash can filled with assorted detritus: crumpled soda cans, a revolver, wads of cash, broken porcelain, a bra, and most notably, a plate featuring the image of President Richard Nixon. Closer inspection reveals the astonishing craftsmanship—every item, including the trash can itself, is meticulously sculpted and painted ceramic.

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Good Used Condition

15.5round" x 20h"

21%

Pickup Details

Brownstone Liquidators

180 Getty Ave, Clifton NJ 07011

When to Pickup

Thursday, 4/24 through Saturday, 4/26, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

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