James Rosenquist Studio

In 1964, Rosenquist began gathering photographs and information about the F-111 fighter-bomber then in development for the United States military. From these materials he devised the concept for a painting that would incorporate imagery of the warplane, creating extensive collage studies and beginning work on the massive painting in his Broome Street Studio in SoHo, lower Manhattan. Built to the s

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James Rosenquist, Pop Art Pioneer, Dies at 83 (The New York Times)