June Wayne | 1918 - 2011

Wayne with her work “Propeller,” which is made of styrene, acrylic and mahogany, at her Tamarind Avenue studio in Los Angeles.
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A large print of June Wayne, center, which was taken of her in 1973, peeks from between two walls that hold a similar large print of her husband, Hank Plome, left, and her work “Near Miss,” right, at her Tamarind Avenue studio in Los Angeles. Wayne was married to Plome for 38 years and had this print made of him with the same specs as her own print after his death.
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Larry Workman rolls up a June Wayne tapestry called “La Cible” at her studio in Los Angeles.
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Born in 1918, Wayne, pictured here at age 89, had her first solo exhibition in 1935 in Chicago, Illinois.
See obituary   (Liz O. Baylen / Los Angeles Times)