Robert Indiana LOVE Neon Sign





Robert Indiana LOVE Neon Sign
| Material | Flexible LED tubing |
|---|---|
| License | Morgan Art Foundation LLC licensed by Artestar New York |
| MOMA | Morgan Art Foundation LLC licensed by Artestar New York |
| Mounting | Wall-mountable |
| Printing | Digital pigment on precision-cut acrylic |
About this item
- MOMA-exclusive LED neon sign based on Robert Indiana's LOVE, digitally printed on acrylic with vibrant pigments and energy-efficient, flexible tubing.
- Flexible LED tubing provides energy efficiency and long-lasting durability
- Digitally printed with vibrant pigments for striking visual impact
- LED tubes are precisely molded to the image for a seamless design
- Mountable as a framed print for easy wall display
- MOMA-exclusive design celebrating the 60th anniversary of Robert Indiana's LOVE
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Product description
MoMA Exclusive: Based on Robert Indiana’s LOVE , this innovative take on a neon sign from the brand Yellowpop is made from flexible, energy-efficient LED tubing that’s extremely durable. It’s digitally printed using vibrant pigments on precision-cut acrylic backers, and the LED tubes are molded to the image and mounted securely. Hang this vibrant, glowing design on your wall like a framed print. The design celebrates the 60th anniversary of Robert Indiana’s LOVE , which comes from a painting that was produced as a Christmas card by MoMA in 1965. In addition, a 1967 screenprint of Robert Indiana’s LOVE ,is in MoMA’s collection. © Morgan Art Foundation, LLC. Licensed by Artestar, New York.
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