Indiana, Robert (b. Robert Clark)

(1928– ) painter; born in New Castle, Ind. Based in New York City from 1954, he was a major force of the pop art movement of the 1960s, an avant-garde approach that used hard-edge abstraction and ordinary objects seen in advertising and other popular mediums. His most famous images, some of which resemble road signs, include his paintings based on the word "LOVE."

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It includes one-of-a-kind pieces, including iconic Andy Warhol screenprints, a unique Robert Rauschenberg, a watercolor painting by Sam Francis, seminal work by Cy Twombly, Robert Indiana, Robert Ryman, sculptural paintings by Charles Hinman and vintage photographs from award-winning 1960's photographers who captured extraordinary photos of James Dean, Coco Chanel, Keith Haring and Mick Jagger.

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In Middletown (1929), their study of Muncie, Indiana, Robert and Helen Merrell Lynd diagnosed the auto-malady; Booth Tarkington made of it art.

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Until Sep 21 Standing in the Shadows of Love: The Aldrich Collection 1964-1974--Robert Indiana, Robert Morris, Ree Morton, Robert Rauschenberg, and Robert Smithson

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T.D.I .has previously exhibited works by noted artists Robert Indiana, Robert Rauschenberg and William Wegman, among others.

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Company officials said the shorter supply chain and shorter distance for freight sealed the deal for Indiana, Roberts said.

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