Robert Longo created a sculpted black version of this object slanting into the ground like a sinking ship. This object shown in "Untitled (The Pequod)" is embossed with questions like "Who dies first? Who laughs last?" in a Barbara Kruger work. One work hides this object in a landscape, its image formed out of a tree, stars, and clouds during a sunset. That painting is by Frederic Church and is named this object "in the Sky." A group of people in black stand under many of these objects in "Avenue in the Rain" by Childe Hassam. (*) Encaustic paint over newspaper was used to create a "white" version of this object, and this object was painted in three smaller versions stacked on top of each other. For 10 points, name 
Robert Longo created a sculpted black version of this object slanting into the ground like a sinking ship. This object shown in "Untitled (The Pequod)" is embossed with questions like "Who dies first? Who laughs last?" in a Barbara Kruger work. One work hides this object in a landscape, its image formed out of a tree, stars, and clouds during a sunset. That painting is by Frederic Church and is named this object "in the Sky." A group of people in black stand under many of these objects in "Avenue in the Rain" by Childe Hassam. (*) Encaustic paint over newspaper was used to create a "white" version of this object, and this object was painted in three smaller versions stacked on top of each other. For 10 points, name this subject of Jasper Johns paintings, which show different versions of the American one.
Robert Longo created a sculpted black version of this object slanting into the ground like a sinking ship.
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