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Robert Indiana's Vinalhaven Studio Lists Without the Museum He Envisioned

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The waterfront property that housed Robert Indiana's decades of work on the Maine island is now on the market, closing one chapter on the artist's hope that the site would live on as a public art space. Collectors of American Pop have long tracked the fate of Indiana's studio, and its listing marks a rare chance to acquire a piece of his working history directly.

With reporting from ARTnews.

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