Vintage Original 60s Psychedelic LOVE Block Word Poster POP ARTIST Robert Clark

Description

Vintage Original 1960s Psychedelic LOVE Block Word Poster on
Heavy Stock
designed by POP ARTIST Robert Clark
measuring (Approx 29 In. by 29 In.)
in Excellent Condition (Pin Holes - See 6th - 9th Photos).
Robert Indiana, who used his own bold text-based artwork to design the first United States Love stamp in 1973, died May 19 at his home in Maine. He was 89.
Born Robert Clark on Sept. 13, 1928, Mr. Indiana was already a successful pop artist when he designed the 8¢ stamp based on his own block arrangement of the word “LOVE.”
He developed his design — with “LO” at the top, “VE” at the bottom and the letter “O” tilted to the right — in the 1960s. In 1970 he used the same design to create a 12-foot by 12-foot sculpture out of Cor-ten steel, an alloy designed to take on a weathered appearance with exposure to the elements.
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