James Rosenquist
name: Caught One Lost One For The Fast Student or Star Catcher
medium: Pressed paper pulp, collage
edition: 92
year: 1989
signed: Lower Right
size: 54.5" x 38"
frame:
reference:Glenn 222
asking price:Price on Request.
name: Stars and Stripes at the Speed of Light
medium: Lithograph
edition: 45
year: 2004
signed: Lower Right
size: 45 1/2" x 31
frame:52 3/4" x 38 1/4"
reference:
asking price:Price on request.
name: Carousel
medium: Etching and Aquatint
edition: 78
year: 1978
signed: Lower Right in Pencil
size: 17 7/8" x 35 7/8"
frame:N/A
reference:N/A
asking price:$3,000 USD
Biography
American (1933)
James Rosenquist was born in North Dakota in November of 1933. He attended Minneapolis School of Art, University of Minnesota, and Art Students League. From 1957-1960 before he joined the pop art movement, Rosenquist was a billboard. He is best known for using fragmented images and combining them on canvases to create stories. His international claim to fame was his room size painting of F-111. He is also known to have created the largest print in the world titled "Time Dust" that is 7 feet tall by 35 feet long. His art can be found in museums all over the world including the MoMA and the Smithsonian.
