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Images of Edward Ruscha, A Few Palm Trees A solid black vertical rectangle hangs on a white surface. Short A solid black vertical rectangle hangs on a white surface.Edward Ruscha, American, b. 1937A Few Palm Trees , 1971 Photo: Nathan Keay , © MCA Chicago Edward Ruscha, American, b. 1937A Few Palm Trees , 1971 Photo: Nathan Keay , © MCA Chicago
Related content Collection In this grainy photograph, a light-skinned woman with long brown hair is seen in profile. She sta... Short In this grainy photograph, a light-skinned woman with long brown hair is seen in profile. She stands with her hands on her hips in front of shelves full of glassware and spices.The words "ROYAL ROAD TEST" are printed in black in a vintage typeface on a beige rectangular spi... Short The words "ROYAL ROAD TEST" are printed in black in a vintage typeface on a beige rectangular spiral notebook.A white image, likely a book cover, reads "SEVEN PRODUCTS TWENTY-FIVE APARTMENTS THREE PALM TREES... Short A white image, likely a book cover, reads "SEVEN PRODUCTS TWENTY-FIVE APARTMENTS THREE PALM TREES SIX ROOFTOPS AND ONE AERIAL VIEW." The bottom of the image reads "ED RUSCHA PHOTOGRAPHS."A minimal painting has no visual elements other than the words "THIRTYFOUR PARKING LOTS" in orang... Short A minimal painting has no visual elements other than the words "THIRTYFOUR PARKING LOTS" in orange lettering. Each word, spaced on its own line, spans the width of the canvas.The words COLORED PEOPLE are printed in black italic letters on a lemon yellow vertical rectangle. Short The words COLORED PEOPLE are printed in black italic letters on a lemon yellow vertical rectangle.White book cover with black block text. Short White book cover with black block text.White book cover with lime green block text. Short White book cover with lime green block text. A photograph of a white piece of paper has small light grey text reading "THE SUNSET STRIP" at th... Short A photograph of a white piece of paper has small light grey text reading "THE SUNSET STRIP" at the top of the page.
