James Rosenquist (1933–2017) was a leading figure of Pop Art who transformed the imagery of commercial advertising into monumental works of fine art. His printmaking was central to his practice, with etchings from the 1970s showcasing his inventive use of fragmented imagery and refined linework. Exhibited internationally and represented in major collections, Rosenquist’s work continues to influence contemporary artists exploring the intersections of media, consumer culture, and visual perception.