For 10 points, name this William Carlos Williams-inspired painting by Charles Demuth, which depicts its title number three times.
In a set of five variations on this painting, the words "EAT," "DIE," "HUG," and "ERR" encircle its central image superimposed on a red star. Robert Indiana titled a series for the "American dream" of the artist of this painting, who inscribed the words "Art Co." on its right edge. This painting's artist imitated sculptural depth by incising graphite ink into Upsom wallboard material used in advertising. This painting is one of a series of eight "poster portraits" its artist created of important figures in the 1920s, including Arthur Dove and Georgia O'Keeffe. It depicts a visit by its subject to Marsden Hartley's apartment using criss-crossing diagonal shards to represent motion. The word "BILL" is written in billboard font on the top of this painting, which depicts a bar with two blaring sirens on the bottom of a figurative representation of a fire truck that inspired a poem by its subject. For 10 points, name this William Carlos Williams-inspired painting by Charles Demuth, which depicts its title number three times.
In a set of five variations on this painting, the words "EAT," "DIE," "HUG," and "ERR" encircle its central image superimposed on a red star.
I Saw the Figure Five in Gold  [or  The  Figure Five in Gold ]