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Robert Indiana
Der Amerikanische Maler der Zeichen | The American Painter of Signs
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ISBN: 9783934935389. Bindwijze: geb Taal: EN Uitgever: Museum Wiesbaden Paginas: 122 Categorieën: Fotografie, Kunst.
Robert Indiana (1928-2018) was an American artist associated with the Pop Art movement. The American dream, the promise of freedom, happiness and material affluence is the basis of his creative work. Indiana’s eye-catching sign paintings are among the most radical expressions of Pop Art and take up the aesthetics of advertising and consumerism, building bold icons from numbers, letters and forms. This publication presents Indiana’s classic work in its full breadth on the basis of selected examples and provides evidence of the shining significance and enormous presence of his most famous work, ‘Love’, in his oeuvre.
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