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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jun 5, 2024 | Piasa | Paris | The Geneviève and Jean-Paul Kahn Collection From Surrealism to Pop Art | 65 | $****** - ****** | Polygon: Triangle (or Tintinnabulation) |
paintings
61 x 55.9 cm (24.02 x 22.01 in)
Oil on canvas
Stencilled date and signature on the back "R. INDIANA, NYC 1962" and numbered "3"
- Former Robert Indiana collection
- Stable Gallery, New York
- Tanglewood Gallery, New York (1962)
- Former M. and Mme Frederick Rudolph collection, Williamstown, 1962
- New York auction, Christie"s, Contemporary Art, 13 November, 1980, lot 66
- Former private collection
- Galerie Natalie Seroussi, Paris (1989)
- Geneviève and Jean-Paul Kahn collection, Paris
- Williamstown, Williams College Museum of Art, "Pictures", 10 - 31 October 1971, described in the catalogue p. 9 under the title "3"
- Williamstown, Williams College Museum of Art, Pop Art and After, January 1974
- New York, Virginia Lust Gallery, "Robert Indiana: Paintings from the Sixties", 14 January - 18 March 1989
- Paris, Galerie Natalie Seroussi, "Robert Indiana", 28 September - 25 November 1989, illustrated in the catalogue under the title "Tintinnabulation", unpaginated
- D. Seckler, "Folklore of the Banal." Art in America 50, 1952, illustrated in the catalogue p. 58
- A. C. Carr, "The Reminiscences of Robert Indiana", New York, November 1965. Arthur C. Carr papers; Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Library, described in the catalogue p. 76, under the title "Tintinnabulation"
- J.W. Mc Courbay and R. Indiana, "Robert Indiana", Philadelphia: Institute of Contemporary Art and Falcon Press, 1968, illustrated in the catalogue pp. 30 and 31 under the title "Triangle"
- W.B. Bell, "The Rudolph Collection", Berkshire Eagle (Pittsfield, Mass.), 23 October 1971, illustrated in the catalogue under no. 3 p. 5
- W. Katz, "Robert Indiana" Currant 1 (December 1975 - January 1976), illustrated in the catalogue p. 48.
- R.L.B. Tobin, W Katz. and D.B. Goodall, "Robert Indiana", Austin: University of Texas, 1977, illustrated in the catalogue p. 21
- C. J. Weinhardt, "Jr. Robert Indiana", New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1990. Monograph, described in the catalogue pp. 26 and 113 and illustrated p. 29
- Ryan, S.E., "Robert Indiana: Figures of Speech", New Haven: Yale University Press, 2000, p. 154, illustrated in the catalogue under no. 4.44 p. 150
- Wilmerding, John, Joachim Pissarro, and Robert Pincus-Witten, "Robert Indiana", New York, Rizzoli international publications, 2006, illustrated in the catalogue p. 160
- Simon Salama-Caro, "The Robert Indiana Catalogue Raisonne", RI Catalogue Raisonné LLC. (online catalogue)
Robert Indiana (New Castle, 1928 - Vinalhaven, 2018)
Polygon: Triangle (or Tintinnabulation), 1962
Oil on canvas
Stencilled date and signature on the back "R. INDIANA, NYC 1962" and numbered "3"
61 x 55,9 cm
