Matthew Brannon

Concerning Laos: Oval Office, May 1961
2018

A collage-style graphic with various elements including the word "Camelot" in large letters, logos of RCA, Ford, and the Rockefeller Foundation, a black and white photo of a man speaking on a television, and other documents and symbols related to counterinsurgency operations and the country Laos. The background is light blue with confetti-like shapes scattered throughout.

A collage-style graphic with various elements including the word "Camelot" in large letters, logos of RCA, Ford, and the Rockefeller Foundation, a black and white photo of a man speaking on a television, and other documents and symbols related to counterinsurgency operations and the country Laos. The background is light blue with confetti-like shapes scattered throughout.

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Date
2018

Classification
Prints

Medium
Silkscreen and hand-painted elements on paper in wood frame

Dimensions
Sheet (sight): 52 × 66in. (132.1 × 167.6 cm)

Accession number
2019.317

Edition
Unique

Publication
Printed and published by Matthew Brannon

Credit line
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; purchase, with funds from the Print Committee

Rights and reproductions
© Matthew Brannon

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