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Original Serigraph in colors on Paper - Hand signed and numbered in pencil // High Ball Redball Manifest by Robert Indiana, created in 1968, is a limited edition serigraph that captures the artist's iconic use of bold colors, text, and geometric shapes. The central motif is a circular design reminiscent of a train engine's front, featuring the prominent number 25 in red and yellow. Surrounding this number are the words HIGH BALL REDBALL MANIFEST in vibrant yellow text. The composition is dominated by strong graphic elements in gray, black, and red, with the circular structure and vibrant typography contributing to the artwork’s industrial and pop art aesthetic. Indiana's work often explores themes of Americana, and this piece references railways and transportation, linking to the energy and movement of American industry. The print is hand-signed and numbered by the artist in pencil, and is part of an edition of 395.
High Ball Redball Manifest, 1968
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Original Serigraph in colors on Paper - Hand signed and numbered in pencil // High Ball Redball Manifest by Robert Indiana, created in 1968, is a limited edition serigraph that captures the artist's iconic use of bold colors, text, and geometric shapes. The central motif is a circular design reminiscent of a train engine's front, featuring the prominent number 25 in red and yellow. Surrounding this number are the words HIGH BALL REDBALL MANIFEST in vibrant yellow text. The composition is dominated by strong graphic elements in gray, black, and red, with the circular structure and vibrant typography contributing to the artwork’s industrial and pop art aesthetic. Indiana's work often explores themes of Americana, and this piece references railways and transportation, linking to the energy and movement of American industry. The print is hand-signed and numbered by the artist in pencil, and is part of an edition of 395.
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