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// Robert Indiana's Summer (Four Seasons of Hope) (2012) is a vibrant screen-print that forms part of his Four Seasons of Hope series. This print features the iconic word HOPE in large, bold typography, a continuation of Indiana’s signature style, which often focuses on powerful, singular words to convey meaning. The letters are filled with a gradient of warm colors transitioning from blue at the top, through yellow, and into green, evoking the bright and uplifting energy associated with summer. The overlapping and mirrored arrangement of the letters creates a sense of depth and dynamism, characteristic of Indiana's work. The use of gradient colors and bold shapes reflects his pop art influences, while the theme of hope resonates with his long-standing engagement with social and political messages. The screen-print is hand-signed and numbered, emphasizing its exclusivity and collectible nature.
Summer (Four Seasons of Hope), 2012
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// Robert Indiana's Summer (Four Seasons of Hope) (2012) is a vibrant screen-print that forms part of his Four Seasons of Hope series. This print features the iconic word HOPE in large, bold typography, a continuation of Indiana’s signature style, which often focuses on powerful, singular words to convey meaning. The letters are filled with a gradient of warm colors transitioning from blue at the top, through yellow, and into green, evoking the bright and uplifting energy associated with summer. The overlapping and mirrored arrangement of the letters creates a sense of depth and dynamism, characteristic of Indiana's work. The use of gradient colors and bold shapes reflects his pop art influences, while the theme of hope resonates with his long-standing engagement with social and political messages. The screen-print is hand-signed and numbered, emphasizing its exclusivity and collectible nature.
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