James Rosenquist (1933-) is one of the key figures in America’s Pop Art movement. Rosenquist takes fragmented, oddly disproportionate images and combines and overlaps them on his canvases to create visual stories. Thus he makes the viewer consider even the most abstract and provocative ways. Through a complex layering of such motifs as Coca-Cola bottles, kitchen appliances, packaged foods, and women’s lipsticked mouths and manicured hands, Rosenquist’s large canvases and prints embody and comment on the dizzying omnipresence of the consumer world. Rosenquist’s paintings and prints are often made in unusual proportions and giant dimensions. “Brazil”, for example, is almost 25 feet long. One of his prints, “Time Dust” (1992), is thought to be the largest print in the world, measuring approximately 7 x 35 feet.
This fine art print is produced in a limited edition of 500 prints. Limited edition poster by James Rosenquist. Unsigned and not numbered, printed on thick rag paper. Published in 1974. Condition A: Mint