Indiana at the Star of Hope Lodge, his Vinalhaven, Maine, home, which doubles as his archive, with paintings from the “Coenties Slip” series.
A LOVE print and marble LOVE sculpture displayed in his library
The artist saves newspaper clippings and reviews of past shows in his home.
Hanging in the living room of Indiana's Victorian home—which was previously an Odd Fellows lounge—are two prints from his "KVF Series (Hartley Elegies)."
Alphabet Paintings in the artist's studio.
In 1973, the U.S. Postal Service created a LOVE stamp. More than 300 million were printed.
Indiana's The Sweet Mystery 1960-62, which will be featured in the Whitney retrospective, showcases his interpretation of gingko leaves.
Eat/Die, 1962 left panel
Eat/Die, 1962 right panel
Mother and Father, 1962 left panel
Mother and Father, 1962 right panel
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