Robert INDIANA (1928-2018)
Votes for Women: The Star-Spangled Banner Activist, 1…

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Robert INDIANA (1928-2018) Votes for Women: The Star-Spangled Banner Activist, 1977 Original lithograph Unsigned On Arches wove paper 60 x 49.5 cm INFORMATION: The image pays tribute to the opera created after the Second World War by Gertruda Stein and Virgil Thomson. Excellent condition Mandatory shipping, up to 5 Lithographs in your parcel for €14.76 incl. VAT in mainland France, and €29.64 incl. VAT for Europe (Transport insurance extra, see CGE)

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Robert INDIANA (1928-2018)

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ROBERT INDIANA (Indiana, USA, 1928 - Maine, USA, 2018). "Love Blue." Painted polystone, specimen 308/500. Attached certificate of authenticity and original box. Measurements: 15 x 15 cm. The LOVE series is a collection of sculptures created by American artist Robert Indiana. The first LOVE sculpture was created in 1970, but its origin dates back to six years earlier, when the Museum of Modern Art in New York commissioned Indiana to create a Christmas card. For these holiday prints, Indiana produced the famous design we know to this day: the letters L, O, V and E in a serif type and stacked on top of each other. The original LOVE sculpture-now housed at the Indianapolis Museum of Art-was an instant hit when it was unveiled in 1970. Over the course of several decades, Indiana would create more than 50 editions of the sculpture for locations around the world, from New York City and Philadelphia to Singapore and Taipei. Robert Indiana was an American costume designer, painter, sculptor and stamp designer associated with the Pop Art movement. Indiana has also worked designing sets and costumes for theatrical works. His works employ symbols and words from everyday life painted in the vivid colors of pop art, and depict American culture and life in an ironic manner, often containing political criticisms of American society. Certificate of authenticity and original box enclosed.

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Robert Indiana Robert INDIANA (1928-2018) Votes for Women : The Mother of Us All, Jenny Reefer, 1977 Original lithograph Unsigned On Arches wove paper 60 x 49.5 cm INFORMATION: The image pays tribute to the opera created after the Second World War by Gertruda Stein and Virgil Thomson. Excellent condition Mandatory shipping, up to 5 Lithographs in your parcel for €14.76 incl. VAT in mainland France, and €29.64 incl. VAT for Europe (Transport insurance extra, see CGE)

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Robert INDIANA (1928-2018) American Dream, One Indiana Square, 1997 Original silkscreen (Marco Fine Art Studio) Signed in pencil Numbered TP 23/30 On vellum 40.5 x 40.5 cm Very good condition, minor edge defects AUTHENTICITY: Gallery certificate included, with photocopy of the certificate for "The American Dream" portfolio (from which this silkscreen is taken) signed by Indiana.

Starting price 250 EUR

Robert INDIANA (1928-2018), after Votes for Women: The Mother of Us All, Jenny Reefer, 1977 Original lithograph Unsigned On Arches wove paper 60 x 49.5 cm Excellent condition INFORMATION: The image pays tribute to the opera created after the Second World War by Gertruda Stein and Virgil Thomson.

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