Explore Geoffrey Rose's witty Pop Art resin sculpture that immortalizes squeezed toothpaste in remarkable photorealistic detail, celebrating American consumer culture with playful precision. Created in 1978 as part of the iconic Frozen Moments series, this compact piece demonstrates Rose's talent for finding artistic beauty in the most ordinary household moments. This sculpture captures the texture and form of Ipana Fluoride toothpaste with hyperrealistic accuracy that defined the photorealism movement. A charming example of 1970s Pop Art that transforms everyday bathroom rituals into collectible fine art, perfect for admirers of contemporary American sculpture and nostalgic Americana.
