Source for President Elect
- Artist
- James Rosenquist
- Date
- 1960 - 1961
- Style
- Pop art
- Genre
- Figurative
James Rosenquist’s Source for President Elect (1960–1961) exemplifies his mastery within Pop art, blending figurative imagery with innovative collage techniques. As a prominent figure in the movement, Rosenquist employs layered, fragmented visuals to create a compelling commentary on consumer culture and politics. His bold, large-scale composition captures a dynamic interplay of shapes and images, reflecting the genre’s focus on mass media. The title suggests a narrative of political transition and potential, resonating with the artwork’s provocative and layered aesthetic.
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