Curatorial Narrative In 1971, an anonymous artist created “Beautify America register and vote,” a still life that embodies the Pop Art movement’s irreverent engagement with American culture. The artwork’s palette, comprising red, white, and blue, recalls the country’s flag, yet also subverts its symbolism by applying it to a mundane domestic scene. Brushwork is not an issue here, as the image is comprised of bold graphic elements rather than painterly strokes. This minimalist approach imbues the composition with a modernist sensibility, stripping away extraneous detail in favor of clean lines and precise edges. When enlarged to 44×67 inches, “Beautify America register and vote” assumes a commanding presence that will dominate a luxury interior environment. The chromatic structure of red, white, and blue creates a spatial rhythm that can be harmonized with materials such as polished chrome or lacquer-finished wood. Lighting plays