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Original Serigraph in Colors on Fabriano Paper - Published by Edition Domberger Stuttgart - Hand Signed and Dated by the Artist // The Diamond One by Robert Indiana, created in 1983, is a vibrant limited edition serigraph that exemplifies Indiana’s signature use of bold typography and geometric forms. The composition features a large red number 1 at the center, set against a circular background with overlapping shapes in bright primary colors, including yellow, blue, and green. This circle is framed by a purple diamond, giving the piece its title. Indiana’s style is strongly influenced by Pop Art, and this work reflects his exploration of symbols and numbers as powerful visual elements. The serigraph, printed on Fabriano paper, is hand-signed and dated by the artist, with an edition of 5 artist's proofs (APs). The contrast of colors and shapes makes the piece visually striking, drawing attention to the central theme of One.
The Diamond One, 1983
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Original Serigraph in Colors on Fabriano Paper - Published by Edition Domberger Stuttgart - Hand Signed and Dated by the Artist // The Diamond One by Robert Indiana, created in 1983, is a vibrant limited edition serigraph that exemplifies Indiana’s signature use of bold typography and geometric forms. The composition features a large red number 1 at the center, set against a circular background with overlapping shapes in bright primary colors, including yellow, blue, and green. This circle is framed by a purple diamond, giving the piece its title. Indiana’s style is strongly influenced by Pop Art, and this work reflects his exploration of symbols and numbers as powerful visual elements. The serigraph, printed on Fabriano paper, is hand-signed and dated by the artist, with an edition of 5 artist's proofs (APs). The contrast of colors and shapes makes the piece visually striking, drawing attention to the central theme of One.
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What is Lettrism?
Lettrism is an art form that uses letters, words, and symbols to create artwork. The movement was established in Paris in the 1940s and later gained popularity in the 1950s in America. Lettrisme is the French spelling of the movement's name, derived from the French word for letter.