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Ten serigraphs, each with a single numeral in circle, occupying the majority of the work, above the number spelled out. There are two horizontal rows of five serigraphs; the top row contains the prints of the numbers one through five, and the bottom row the numbers six through zero.

Numbers (1968). Ten Serigraphs in colors on white Schoellers Parole paper. Edition: 125 plus 35 Artist proofs. Image: 23 7/16 x 19 5/8 inches (59.5 x 49.8 cm). Sheet: 25 9/16 x 19 5/8 inches (64.9 x 49.8 cm). Printer: DombergerKG, Bonlanden bei Stuttgart, West Germany. Publisher: Edition Domberger, Bonlanden be Stuttgart, West Germany, and Galerie Schmela, Düsseldorf, West Germany 

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Where can the public see Robert Indiana’s artwork?

The best way to see artwork by Robert Indiana is to check our Exhibitions page or Public Collections page.

 

I am doing research on Robert Indiana. How do I access the artist’s archives?

Robert Indiana’s personal archives (1940-2018) are held at the Smithsonian Institute’s Archive of American Art in Washington, D.C. The collection is open for research at the Archive’s Washington D.C. Research Center by appointment. Information about scheduling a visit can be found here. The Robert Indiana Catalogue Raisonné is an ongoing project committed to documenting the life and work of American artist Robert Indiana and is now available in digital format and can be found on this site under the heading Catalogue Raisonné.  The Catalogue Raisonné maintains an extensive archive and may, at its discretion, be able to respond to questions or make selected materials available to scholars, curators, and researchers. Inquiries may be sent to info@robertindiana.com.

 

I have an artwork by Robert Indiana that I’d like more information on.  Who should I contact?

We encourage owners of works by Robert Indiana to contact the RI Catalogue Raisonné by email at emeline@robertindiana.com.

 

I’m interested in purchasing an artwork by Robert Indiana. Who do I contact?

The Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative, the primary organization advocating for the achievement of the artist and maintaining a collection and archive of his work, is now represented globally by Pace Gallery. For all inquiries related to sales please contact the gallery here.  

 

Does The Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative or RI Catalogue Raisonné authenticate or attribute works of art by Robert Indiana?

The Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative and RI Catalogue Raisonné do not authenticate or provide valuations of works of art by Robert Indiana.

Who do I contact for more information on conservation of Robert Indiana works?

For assistance in locating conservators with experience of treating Robert Indiana works please contact jennifer@robertindiana.com

 

Who do I contact to discuss including a Robert Indiana artwork in an exhibition?

If you are a curator working on an exhibition and would like to include Robert Indiana artwork from the Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative’s collection, please contact emeline@robertindiana.com

 

Who do I contact to use an image of a Robert Indiana artwork?

All image requests can be directed to Janet Hicks, director of permissions at Artists Rights Society at Jhicks@arsny.com

All commercial licensing requests may be directed to Ted Beckstead at Artestar: tbeckstead@artestar.com

All media and press-related requests may be directed to Pace Gallery: press@pacegallery.com

 

Who runs the robertindiana.com website?

The robertindiana.com website is managed and maintained by The Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative.