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Our cotton canvas tote features Robert Indiana's Liberty '76 from the Kent Bicentennial Portfolio on one side, with Robert Indiana's name branded on the back. It features a top handle strap and an open design.
- 100% heavyweight cotton canvas, lined with cotton poplin
- Webbed double handles
- Main compartment measures 16 x 17 inches (41 x 44 cm)
- Made in China
- Spot clean
About the artwork: Sponsored by the Lorillard Tobacco Company in 1976, the Kent Bicentennial Portfolio consists of a series of 12 works by different artists in celebration of the 200th anniversary of the United States. Robert Indiana's contribution, Liberty '76, references one of our nation's founding principles rendered in his signature pop art style.
Image: Liberty '76, 1976
© The Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative
Licensed by Artestar, New York
About robert indiana
Robert Indiana (1928–2018) was an American Pop artist celebrated for his bold, emblematic use of words and numbers. Born in New Castle, Indiana, he created his famous LOVE design in the 1960s, with its stacked letters and tilted O. Reproduced as sculptures, prints and a US postage stamp, it became one of the most recognised images in modern art.
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