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James Rosenquist

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
James Rosenquist 1933-, American painter, b. Grand Forks, N.Dak. He moved to New York City in 1955. Identified with the pop art movement, Rosenquist incorporates disparate and fragmented images of everyday American life into his huge canvases. Although they are realistically painted, they can appear abstract because of their vast scale and color. Rosenquist borrowed from his earlier experience as a billboard painter for these works. His best-known painting, F-111 (1965), is a 51-panel work occupying the walls of an entire room; it enigmatically juxtaposes such images as a warplane, a... Read more
James Rosenquist
...canvas. This interest in popular culture has led many to define him as a precursor to Pop art . He has also created large works combining lithography, screenprinting, etching, and collage. James Rosenquist James Rosenquist James Rosenquist Read more
Rosenquist, James
Rosenquist, James (1933– ). American painter, born...writes that ‘A typical painting by Rosenquist consists of enlarged, overscaled, and...Dictionary of American Art , 1979). Rosenquist has sometimes incorporated objects such... Read more

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