Robert Indiana | Love and Hope
Robert Indiana | Love and Hope
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Robert Indiana (1928–2018)
Love and Hope
Unnumbered edition
Robert Indiana, born Robert Clark, was one of the defining figures of American Pop art. His hard-edge LOVE composition, developed through the mid-1960s, became a genuine cultural phenomenon, and Indiana later returned to its formal vocabulary — the stacked letters, the tilted vowel — for HOPE, created in 2008 in support of Barack Obama's presidential campaign and released with proceeds supporting the campaign.
Love and Hope brings Indiana's two most iconic words together in a single work, pairing the composition that made his name with the one that carried his visual language into a new generation and a new political moment. Together they trace a single artist's vocabulary used, thirty years apart, to speak to two entirely different American moments.
Available through Creed Gallery, Ascot, for collectors across Berkshire, Surrey, and London.
Unnumbered edition
Artwork size: 67 x 37 cm
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