Book of Love #7 1996

Robert Indiana's "Book of Love #7" (1996) is a iconic example of his "Love" series, which became synonymous with pop art and the 1960s counterculture. Indiana's bold, graphic style is characterized by the use of primary colors, such as red and blue, and simple, geometric forms, which are particularly evident in the tilted "O" and the stylized letters of "LOVE." These elements, coupled with the universal theme of love, have made this artwork a recognizable and enduring symbol of optimism and affection.