Jasper Johns Prints
Born in Augusta, Georgia, Jasper Johns (1930 - ) was prominent in the American art scene of the 1950s. He studied at the University of South Carlina for only 3 semesters before moving to the Parsons School of Design. Jasper's most famous piece is 'Flag', a painting of the American flag that he painted after a dream.
His work is often defined as Neo-Dadaist, as apposed to pop art, despite his use of subjects from popular culture. Many pop art compilations and art critics include him in the pop art movement for his use of classical iconography.
His work is often defined as Neo-Dadaist, as apposed to pop art, despite his use of subjects from popular culture. Many pop art compilations and art critics include him in the pop art movement for his use of classical iconography.
Target 1970
Crosshatch
Target
# 4 (after Untitled 1975)
0 - 9
Torso
Figure 7 from "Black Numerals Series"
Target with Four Faces
Savarin 3 (Red)
Periscope 1
Untitled (American Center, Paris)
Ventriloquist
Untitled (1971)
Target with Four Faces
Summer (Blue)
Untitled
Ventriloquist
Cicada II, From Crosshatch Series
0-9, Number 2
Untitled Flag & Vase
Ruler
After Holbein
Savarin (Grey)
Summer Green
Untitled, from the Henry Geldzahler Portfolio
#6 (After "Untitled 1975") (ULAE 179)
Bushbaby
Target with Plaster Casts
Untitled
The Seasons
Savarin (Cookie)
Flag, 1st Etchings, 2nd State
Flag (small), 1st Etchings, 2nd State
Zero - Nine
Flashlight, 1st Etchings, 2nd State
Ale Cans, from 1st Etchings, 2nd State
Numbers (Small), from 1st Etchings, 2nd State
Light Bulb, 1st Etchings, 2nd State
Flashlight (small), from 1st Etchings, 2nd State
From the Merce Cunningham and Dance Company
CATENARY
Flashlight (Large), from 1st Etchings, 2nd State
Zero - Nine
Flag (Small), from 1st Etchings, 2nd State
Flag (Large), from 1st Etchings, 2nd State
Savarin (Cookie)
The Seasons
Untitled
Target with Plaster Casts
Bushbaby
Savarin, Jasper Johns, 18 October 1977 to 22 January 1978
Periscope I
