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Hardback or Cased Book. Condición: New. Robert Indiana: An American Icon. Book.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A revelatory survey on the groundbreaking career and life of Robert Indiana Robert Indiana is one of the most significant artists of the twentieth century, celebrated for his distinctive contributions to Pop art and hard-edge painting and his work across painting, sculpture, and assemblage. Indiana was deeply attuned to the historical, linguistic, and psychological structures that have shaped Americas identity, which he explored in his work alongside personal narrative. Known for his bold use of color, form, and language, his transformation of words and numbers he personally identified with into universally legible symbols resonates across generations of artists and audiences who followed him.Robert Indiana: An American Icon is a comprehensive survey of his life and career. Created in close collaboration with The Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative, this landmark volume invites readers to rediscover Indiana through more than 450 career-spanning images of his paintings, sculpture, and works on paper, along with rare archival materials and a facsimile of Indianas handwritten journals with sketches.A foreword by Simon Salama-Caro, a longtime steward of Indianas work, provides personal reflections on the artist. A revelatory suite of essays by three leading art historians offers insights into his work and legacy. Prudence Peiffer focuses on Indianas investigation of American identity and his innovative use of language in art. Richard Meyers text delves into codification and layering in the work of Indiana, examining what the inclusion of language allowed him, as a gay artist, to express, and the ambiguous ways it echoes the encoded knowledge and necessary indirection of queerness in the mid-century. Robert Pincus-Wittens historic essay explores how Indiana transcended categories such as Pop art and assemblage, while examining his time on New Yorks Coenties Slip, a creative hub for artists such as Agnes Martin, Ellsworth Kelly, and Jack Youngerman. Also featuring an example of the artists own writing alongside two historic interviews, this book offers a chance to hear directly from a celebrated artist whose influence still resonates today.This monograph traces Indianas journey from his years in Coenties Slip where he forged a visual language through to the decades he spent on the island of Vinalhaven, Maine, producing some of his most introspective work. While Indiana is widely known for his Love image, created in 1964, this book uncovers the deeper dimensions of his practice, revealing an artist whose work challenged the idealized image of the American Dream.Meticulously produced, the book includes previously unpublished materials, offering a fuller understanding of Indianas legacy. With color plates of career-spanning work, an insert facsimile of the artists handwritten journals, a sweeping illustrated chronology, and expansive gatefolds, Robert Indiana: An American Icon is a reintroduction to a vital American voice, seen in full. A revelatory survey on the groundbreaking career and life of Robert Indiana Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A revelatory survey on the groundbreaking career and life of Robert Indiana Robert Indiana is one of the most significant artists of the twentieth century, celebrated for his distinctive contributions to Pop art and hard-edge painting and his work across painting, sculpture, and assemblage. Indiana was deeply attuned to the historical, linguistic, and psychological structures that have shaped Americas identity, which he explored in his work alongside personal narrative. Known for his bold use of color, form, and language, his transformation of words and numbers he personally identified with into universally legible symbols resonates across generations of artists and audiences who followed him.Robert Indiana: An American Icon is a comprehensive survey of his life and career. Created in close collaboration with The Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative, this landmark volume invites readers to rediscover Indiana through more than 450 career-spanning images of his paintings, sculpture, and works on paper, along with rare archival materials and a facsimile of Indianas handwritten journals with sketches.A foreword by Simon Salama-Caro, a longtime steward of Indianas work, provides personal reflections on the artist. A revelatory suite of essays by three leading art historians offers insights into his work and legacy. Prudence Peiffer focuses on Indianas investigation of American identity and his innovative use of language in art. Richard Meyers text delves into codification and layering in the work of Indiana, examining what the inclusion of language allowed him, as a gay artist, to express, and the ambiguous ways it echoes the encoded knowledge and necessary indirection of queerness in the mid-century. Robert Pincus-Wittens historic essay explores how Indiana transcended categories such as Pop art and assemblage, while examining his time on New Yorks Coenties Slip, a creative hub for artists such as Agnes Martin, Ellsworth Kelly, and Jack Youngerman. Also featuring an example of the artists own writing alongside two historic interviews, this book offers a chance to hear directly from a celebrated artist whose influence still resonates today.This monograph traces Indianas journey from his years in Coenties Slip where he forged a visual language through to the decades he spent on the island of Vinalhaven, Maine, producing some of his most introspective work. While Indiana is widely known for his Love image, created in 1964, this book uncovers the deeper dimensions of his practice, revealing an artist whose work challenged the idealized image of the American Dream.Meticulously produced, the book includes previously unpublished materials, offering a fuller understanding of Indianas legacy. With color plates of career-spanning work, an insert facsimile of the artists handwritten journals, a sweeping illustrated chronology, and expansive gatefolds, Robert Indiana: An American Icon is a reintroduction to a vital American voice, seen in full. A revelatory survey on the groundbreaking career and life of Robert Indiana Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Gebunden. Condición: New. Simon Salama-Caro is the author of The Robert Indiana Catalogue Raisonn&#233 and a longtime steward of Robert Indiana&#8217s work. Beginning his collaboration with the artist in the late 1980s, he became Indiana&#8217s exclus.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A revelatory survey on the groundbreaking career and life of Robert Indiana Robert Indiana is one of the most significant artists of the twentieth century, celebrated for his distinctive contributions to Pop art and hard-edge painting and his work across painting, sculpture, and assemblage. Indiana was deeply attuned to the historical, linguistic, and psychological structures that have shaped Americas identity, which he explored in his work alongside personal narrative. Known for his bold use of color, form, and language, his transformation of words and numbers he personally identified with into universally legible symbols resonates across generations of artists and audiences who followed him.Robert Indiana: An American Icon is a comprehensive survey of his life and career. Created in close collaboration with The Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative, this landmark volume invites readers to rediscover Indiana through more than 450 career-spanning images of his paintings, sculpture, and works on paper, along with rare archival materials and a facsimile of Indianas handwritten journals with sketches.A foreword by Simon Salama-Caro, a longtime steward of Indianas work, provides personal reflections on the artist. A revelatory suite of essays by three leading art historians offers insights into his work and legacy. Prudence Peiffer focuses on Indianas investigation of American identity and his innovative use of language in art. Richard Meyers text delves into codification and layering in the work of Indiana, examining what the inclusion of language allowed him, as a gay artist, to express, and the ambiguous ways it echoes the encoded knowledge and necessary indirection of queerness in the mid-century. Robert Pincus-Wittens historic essay explores how Indiana transcended categories such as Pop art and assemblage, while examining his time on New Yorks Coenties Slip, a creative hub for artists such as Agnes Martin, Ellsworth Kelly, and Jack Youngerman. Also featuring an example of the artists own writing alongside two historic interviews, this book offers a chance to hear directly from a celebrated artist whose influence still resonates today.This monograph traces Indianas journey from his years in Coenties Slip where he forged a visual language through to the decades he spent on the island of Vinalhaven, Maine, producing some of his most introspective work. While Indiana is widely known for his Love image, created in 1964, this book uncovers the deeper dimensions of his practice, revealing an artist whose work challenged the idealized image of the American Dream.Meticulously produced, the book includes previously unpublished materials, offering a fuller understanding of Indianas legacy. With color plates of career-spanning work, an insert facsimile of the artists handwritten journals, a sweeping illustrated chronology, and expansive gatefolds, Robert Indiana: An American Icon is a reintroduction to a vital American voice, seen in full. A revelatory survey on the groundbreaking career and life of Robert Indiana Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 400 pages. 10.25x1.50x11.85 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 400 pages. 10.25x1.50x11.85 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 400 pages. 10.25x1.50x11.85 inches. In Stock.

Condición: New. 2026. hardcover. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Condición: New. 2026. hardcover. . . . . .