LOUISIANA POSTERS Robert Indiana Love (1972)

The official poster for the LOUISIANA MUSEUM OF MODERN ART is "LOUISIANA POSTERS." This particular piece is "Robert Indiana – Love (1972)." The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art produces and sells posters for various past and present exhibitions, and their impressive collection of posters featuring artists who have shaped history is truly stunning. This commemorative poster depicts "Love" (1972) by American artist Robert Indiana (1928-2018). This work was reproduced on the exhibition poster for the Robert Indiana exhibition held in Louisiana in 1972. With sharp precision, vivid colors, and a faithful reproduction of words like "EAT," "KILL," and "LOVE" (used in this exhibition) as if they were templates, Robert Indiana cast a critical light on American society. The word "LOVE," depicted by American pop artist, or as he called himself, a "sign painter," Robert Indiana, is one of the most iconic artworks of the 20th century. Indiana's iconic and concise graphic expression, use of numbers and letters, and vibrant colors have inspired many artists to place text at the center of their work. This poster is one of the commemorative posters reissued in 2018 to celebrate Louisiana's 60th anniversary of statehood. For those who wish to display it in their room immediately, a simple, high-quality aluminum frame can also be purchased as a set. To minimize distortions and warps in the clear surface plate, which is the biggest drawback of affordable poster frames, we use a 1.5mm thick acrylic plate to ensure flatness and high transparency.