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James Rosenquist, Crosshatch and Mutation, 1986
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James Rosenquist
Crosshatch and Mutation

, 1986
Monoprint with lithograph collage printed in colors
107 × 130.5 cm (42.1 × 51.4 in)
Edition of 29

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About James Rosenquist

Drawing inspiration from pop culture and advertising visuals, the pioneering American painter James Rosenquist is renowned for his vibrantly colored and fragmented works. In the early 1960s Rosenquist began extricating images from pop culture and the commercial world of advertising to insert them into his large-scale paintings. The result was a fascinating portrait of contemporary life and its burgeoning acceptance of… Read more

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