Robert Indiana, the pop artist whose bold rendering of the word “love” became one of the most recognizable artworks of the 20th century, gracing hundreds of prints, paintings and sculptures, some 330 million postage stamps that he authorized and countless tchotchkes that he did not, died Saturday at his home in Vinalhaven, Maine. He was 89.
His lawyer, James W. Brannan, said the cause was respiratory failure.
Indiana’s famous image features the word L-O-V-E rendered in colorful capital letters, with
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