Lease Textile Arts by Robert Indiana
Lease artwork "Love "Autumn"" by Robert Indiana with an option to purchase
Textile Arts by Robert Indiana are available for lease with purchase option
Love "Autumn"
(2023)
Select your monthly installments:
Monthly installments
€29.15
Residual value
€9.44
Tax Savings
€108.02
Total Cost
€280
Monthly installments
€16.52
Residual value
€9.44
Tax Savings
€112.86
Total Cost
€293
Monthly installments
€11.96
Residual value
€9.44
Tax Savings
€122.84
Total Cost
€317
Monthly installments
€9.39
Residual value
€9.44
Tax Savings
€128.54
Total Cost
€332
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Can we buy the work after the leasing period?
- Yes, on Artmajeur leasing contracts offer a purchase option at the end of the contract, allowing customers to acquire the work at a determined price (residual value).
How are the safety and insurance of works managed?
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What are the conditions for terminating the leasing contract before its end?
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About the author
Robert Indiana, nom d’artiste de Robert Clark, né le 13 septembre 1928 à New Castle (Indiana) et mort le 19 mai 2018 à Vinalhaven (Maine)1, est un artiste américain associé au mouvement du pop art.
Il s’est joint[...]
Robert Indiana, nom d’artiste de Robert Clark, né le 13 septembre 1928 à New Castle (Indiana) et mort le 19 mai 2018 à Vinalhaven (Maine)1, est un artiste américain associé au mouvement du pop art.
Il s’est joint au mouvement Pop Art à New York après avoir obtenu son diplôme du lycée technique Arsenal à Indianapolis. Il se servait alors d’images inspirées de l’art commercial et de l’existentialisme.Au contraire de celui des autres artistes qui contribuèrent à l’éclosion du pop art, son œuvre est issu moins d’une rébellion contre l’Expressionnisme abstrait que d’une adaptation à un style figuratif des qualités plastiques des œuvres de Leon Polk Smith, de Jack Youngerman ou d’Ellsworth Kelly, adeptes d’une Abstraction colorée et contrôlée, rigoureusement « hard edge », et qu’Indiana fréquenta en 1956 à Coenties Slip (un quartier sud de Manhattan).
Lorsqu’il exploite un texte plus élaboré, il le retranscrit à la manière d’un signe, de sorte qu’il n’existe plus aucune différence entre un vers de Whitman, une strophe de negro-spiritual ou les mots clés de la civilisation américaine (Red Diamond American Dream Nr. III, 1962 ; God is a Lily of the Valley, 1961). Ce travail infligé au sens des mots, des images et des couleurs différencie Indiana des autres artistes pop.
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Nationality:
UNITED STATES
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Represented by a Gallery,
- Groups: Contemporary American Artists Artists presented by a gallery
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