F-111 Triptych A (Girl)
Limited Edition of 100
Limited Edition of 100
In this first collaboration with the James Rosenquist Foundation, THE SKATEROOM presents the monumental American Pop artist’s work, F-111 across four limited skateboard editions.
Painted during 1964-65 – in the middle of one of America’s most turbulent decades – the piece addresses the connection between the Vietnam War, consumerism and advertising. Part of MoMA’s collection, F-111 is a dramatic parade of juxtapositions, highlighting the sinister contradictions of 60s America. In F-111: Triptych A (Girl), THE SKATEROOM focuses on one of the most iconic sections of Rosenquist’s piece: the girl in the hairdryer.
About the Artist
James Rosenquist (1933–2017) was an influential American artist and key figure of the Pop Art movement. Known for his large-scale, fragmented paintings inspired by advertising and consumer culture, Rosenquist transformed everyday imagery into bold, thought-provoking compositions that reflected on mo
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