Robert Indiana
Robert Indiana (born Robert Clark in 1928) was an American artist known for his iconic "LOVE" sculpture and other works that combine text and image.
Indiana began his career as a painter, but later began creating sculptural works using found objects and everyday materials. He became famous in the 1960s for his "LOVE" sculpture, which features the letters L-O-V-E stacked on top of each other, with the letter "O" tilted to the side. Indiana's work often explored themes of American identity, popular culture, and the intersection of art and commerce. His use of bold, graphic imagery and text has had a lasting impact on American art and design.
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Born in 1928
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United States of America, New Castle, Indiana
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