Seven-run screenprint on 2-ply museum board intended to look like a campaign poster commercially printed on poster board, printed with some edge bleeding if possible per the artist. Runs 1 through 6: clear gloss overprint screen ink flat bleed printed. Run 7: Kelly green screen ink printed through a stencil from the artist's drawing.

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JFK in "64", 2011

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Todd Norsten’s text-based screenprint JFK in “64” presents a jarring image for those who know the history of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination on November 22, 1963. Designed to resemble a political campaign sign of the period, the starkly graphic print speaks to what might have been if the president had not met his fate on a crisp fall afternoon in Dallas, Texas.

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Title
JFK in "64"
Artist Life
born 1967
Role
Artist
Accession Number
2020.85.90
Provenance
Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis (publisher); sold to MIA, 2020.
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Seven-run screenprint on 2-ply museum board intended to look like a campaign poster commercially printed on poster board, printed with some edge bleeding if possible per the artist. Runs 1 through 6: clear gloss overprint screen ink flat bleed printed. Run 7: Kelly green screen ink printed through a stencil from the artist's drawing.

Copyright © Todd Norsten, published by Highpoint Editions