About The Work
In 1963, Robert Indiana was one of six artists commissioned to imagine a design for US dollar coins. His painting New Glory Penny represents his version of the penny ($0.01) in his signature Pop art style using bright graphics inspired by hand-painted signs and advertisements.
The original artwork for New Glory Penny showing each side of a penny has been translated with one side (“1 Cent”) appearing as a bouclé patch on the left chest, and “USA” inside a 5-pointed star printed on the back of our bold orange hoodie. “Robert Indiana” is printed on the sleeve in his signature stencil style.
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About Robert Indiana
From The Magazine
Unisex Hoodie, 100% cotton
Sizes XS-XL
Generous Fit
Made in Portugal | New Glory Penny, 1963 Artwork © Morgan Art Foundation, LLC. Licensed by Artestar, New York.
About The Work
In 1963, Robert Indiana was one of six artists commissioned to imagine a design for US dollar coins. His painting New Glory Penny represents his version of the penny ($0.01) in his signature Pop art style using bright graphics inspired by hand-painted signs and advertisements.
The original artwork for New Glory Penny showing each side of a penny has been translated with one side (“1 Cent”) appearing as a bouclé patch on the left chest, and “USA” inside a 5-pointed star printed on the back of our bold orange hoodie. “Robert Indiana” is printed on the sleeve in his signature stencil style.
Courtesy of Rome Pays Off
About Robert Indiana
From The Magazine
Machine wash cold with like colors; do not bleach or iron the design
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