Love, Indiana Stable May 66

Robert Indiana

1966

A 1966 silkscreen poster by Robert Indiana that transforms his now‑famous stacked LOVE motif into a bold, public-facing announcement for the “Indiana Stable — May 66” exhibition.

You first notice oversized, flat green letters that dominate an electric-blue field, their cropped edges pressing against the frame above a brilliant red band of exhibition text that jolts the composition forward.

By turning a simple typographic logo into a mass-produced silkscreen poster, Indiana bridged fine art and commercial graphic design, helping make Pop Art’s language of advertising and signage a central part of late‑20th‑century visual culture.

Palette

Art Terms

Silkscreen Pop art Design Graphic design Poster Typography Popular culture

Exhibitions

Pop Art Prints, Drawings, and Multiples

1970

Prints of the Sixties

1973

Posters in the Penthouse

1977

London/New York/Hollywood: A New Look in Prints

1966