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  • James Rosenquist, 1988.
    James Rosenquist

    …by the monumental wraparound painting F-111 (1965), a canvas in 51 pieces that places American goods against the backdrop of a military fighter-bomber.

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    …by the monumental wraparound painting F-111 (1965), a canvas in 51 pieces that places American goods against the backdrop of a military fighter-bomber.

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  • Judith Leyster: Self-Portrait
    Western painting
    / Pop art in Britain and the United States: the 1960s

    … with his huge 51-panel painting F-111. The work juxtaposed close-up views of the titular military aircraft with the image of an atomic explosion.

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    … with his huge 51-panel painting F-111. The work juxtaposed close-up views of the titular military aircraft with the image of an atomic explosion.

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