MOCA, Chicago poster by James Rosenquist (1972) sketchbook nothing about it is obvious

nothing about it is obvious

the birthplace to which he recently returned for a long spell

Dine has said he was "raised in a family of ironmongers and the tools were always around me

but equally holding its own in an open space

Dimensions of book: 23

MOCA, Chicago poster by James Rosenquist (1972) sketchbook nothing about it is obviousA fabulous, bold poster in characteristic Rosenquist colours and great typography. Together with Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, Rosenquist (1933 2017) is one of the greats of American Pop art. From the late 1950s, he was instrumental in establishing Pop as a movement, changing our expectations of visual art. Rosenquist worked as a billboard painter of American adverts, which fed into his desire and ability to work on a monumental scale. In the 60s