ROBERT INDIANA "LOVE" SCREENPRINT, 1996Robert Indiana (1928 2018) was a pre eminent figure of American Pop art best known for his masterpiece, the iconic "LOVE". Captivated by the mythology of the American dream, Indiana engaged with everyday objects, words, symbols, and commercial graphic designs (like logos) and quickly became associated with the Pop Art movement. His oeuvre consists of bold, simple subjects including numbers, symbols, or capitalized short words (i. e. EAT, HUG, LOVE)

The most significant holdings are at Museum London

Slightly off-centre

For the uninitiated

elephant dung

14"H 11"W (sheet)

The painting features a close-cropped portrait of a masked Jocasta

and dated verso

20”H 14”W (framed)

In “Aquafix” Rauschenberg takes a pared-back approach

It joyfully presents large merging forms of his favorite colors of the era

A striking photograph that reveals the photographer's process

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