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Vinalhaven

Maine, United States
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  • U.S. postage stamp by Robert Indiana
    Robert Indiana

    …Indiana lived and worked in Vinalhaven, Maine. He died amid a battle concerning control of his legacy and estate. One lawsuit claimed that Indiana’s caretaker had cut the artist off from his friends and supporters and had illegally authorized the production of a number of uncharacteristic pieces, including sculptures commemorating…

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    …Indiana lived and worked in Vinalhaven, Maine. He died amid a battle concerning control of his legacy and estate. One lawsuit claimed that Indiana’s caretaker had cut the artist off from his friends and supporters and had illegally authorized the production of a number of uncharacteristic pieces, including sculptures commemorating…

    Read More