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Lot ID: 17123
Robert  Indiana:   Falco Dance Aspen (Poster)
 
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Description
Artist: Indiana Robert
Title: Falco Dance Aspen (Poster)
Style: Pop Art (ca. 1950s-1960s), Contemporary (ca. 1945-present)
Period: 20th century
Medium: Prints, Serigraph / Screenprint
Year: 1968
Print/Casting Year: 1968
Size: height - 36 in, width - 24 in, depth - 0 in
Markings: signed, inscribed, 'R Indiana', lower right, annotated 'For Donald', lower center, A/P 8/25, lower left
Edition: A.P 8/25 (an artist's proof)
Estimate: from $400 to $600

Seller's Description:
Robert Indiana, one of America's most important 20th century artists, is a seminal icon of Pop Art. Robert Indiana was born in New Castle, Indiana. He graduated from Arsenal Technical High School in Indianapolis. He moved to New York City in 1954 and joined the Pop Art movement, using distinctive imagery drawing on commercial art.


Poster for the Louis Falco Dance Company at the Wheeler Opera House in Aspen, CO, August 1968, performing Argot, Huescape and Translucens. Wide bands of rainbow ink with type reversed out of metallic silver background.
  • Condition Report
    • Current lot doesn't have any damage.
  • History & Provenance
    • Provenance:
      Gift from Robert Indiana to the late artist, Donald Evans, then to current owner.


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      Shipping Weight: 3 lbs
      Framing: No
      Item Location: Maine, USA
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      poster is mounted on illustration board, and backed with wooden stretchers, for framing.
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Sales Results for Comparable Work

  • Robert Indiana
    New-York City center (poster), 1968
    silkscreen in colors
    25.0 in. x 35.0 in. / 63.5 cm. x 89.0 cm.

    Sold for US $394

    Kapandji Morhange:
    Tuesday, April 15, 2008, (Lot 00139)
    Vente XXème siècle

  • Robert Indiana
    25 New York City center anniversary, 1968
    color silkscreen
    24.8 in. x 35.0 in. / 63.0 cm. x 89.0 cm.
    Signed

    ed.ed.144

    Sold for US $792

    Bloomsbury Auctions:
    Wednesday, March 19, 2008, (Lot 00422)
    Modern & Contemporary Prints

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