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from the rare limited edition of 6 -Suite of Wall -Original color lithograph on paper -Excellent condition -Hand signed and dated by Indiana // Wall: Four Stones I - One by Robert Indiana, created in 1990, is a limited edition color lithograph that explores themes of language and repetition. This artwork, part of a rare suite of six, features the word WALL in bold typography, presented in two contrasting panels—one in blue and yellow, the other in black and gray. The composition plays with duality and echoes Indiana’s iconic use of text to provoke thought on boundaries and barriers, both literal and metaphorical. The distressed edges and clean lettering contribute to a sense of rugged permanence. Signed and dated by the artist, this piece exemplifies Indiana’s skill in transforming simple text into powerful visual commentary.
Wall: Four Stones I - One, 1990
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from the rare limited edition of 6 -Suite of Wall -Original color lithograph on paper -Excellent condition -Hand signed and dated by Indiana // Wall: Four Stones I - One by Robert Indiana, created in 1990, is a limited edition color lithograph that explores themes of language and repetition. This artwork, part of a rare suite of six, features the word WALL in bold typography, presented in two contrasting panels—one in blue and yellow, the other in black and gray. The composition plays with duality and echoes Indiana’s iconic use of text to provoke thought on boundaries and barriers, both literal and metaphorical. The distressed edges and clean lettering contribute to a sense of rugged permanence. Signed and dated by the artist, this piece exemplifies Indiana’s skill in transforming simple text into powerful visual commentary.
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