Auto Tire, Dinner Triangle - Original lithograph by James Rosenquist - 1975 1975

Auto Tire, Dinner Triangle is an original print by the American artist and one of the fathers of Pop Art James Rosenquist (1933-2017 This color lithograph on paper, was edited by the French magazine ''XXe Siécle'', and published on the Panorama 75 - Le réel imaginaire: du corps à l'objet , number XLIV, Paris in 1975. An unsigned original print reproduces the specific Rosenquist's artwork thought and realized by the artist for the XXsiècle and printed by Fernand Mourlot Impr., Paris, 1975. Standing out for the colors brightness and the high definitions of shapes, our contemporary artwork, in excellent conditions, could be a low-cost present or an excellent solution to have a fashionable Popo artwork to show at your house! James Rosenquist (Grand Folks, 1933 - New York, 2017) is considered the historical founder father of ''Pop Art'' with Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. He investigates the world of cinema, television and advertising, giving it a captivating but fragmented representation. This is a polychrome painting that exasperates de-contextualized details of trivial objects and thematic ideas that are part of our daily life. His paintings are characterized by the large format and the themes of the advertising world, which he was part of at the beginning of his career. XXe Siécle: A wonderful French art magazine, the XXe siècle, was founded by Gualtieri di San Lazzaro, pseudonym of Giuseppe Antonio Leandro Papa, (1904 - 1974), writer and Italian art editor.