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Claes Oldenburg, Rolling Collar and Tie, 1995
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Claes Oldenburg
Rolling Collar and Tie

, 1995
Color lithograph
96.5 x 69.9 cm (38 x 27.5 in)
Edition of 52
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About Claes Oldenburg

Since the 1960s renowned artist Claes Oldenburg has been at the forefront of the Conceptual and Pop Art movements. His oversized sculptures are instantly recognizable and have inspired countless artists. Born in 1929 in Sweden, Oldenburg spent much of his adolescence in the US, before moving permanently to New York in 1956. Oldenburg participated in the array of happenings (performances) that began to take place in New York in the late… Read more

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Known for his playful reimagining of banal everyday objects on a grand sculptural scale, here Oldenburg takes the modest collar and tie and animates these in a quirky color lithograph. The collar seemingly rolls downhill whilst the brightly colored tie flaps cheerfully in the wind, clearly demonstrating the artist's knack for imbuing inanimate objects with a sense of the extraordinary.

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