A scuffed and whited out version of this artist's most famous work hangs at the Museum of Modern Art.
A scuffed and whited out version of this artist's most famous work hangs at the Museum of Modern Art. This artist portrayed a background of primary diagonal line behind a collection of dripping paintbrushes in a can of the namesake coffee in a work entitled Savarin. He portrayed a bullseye in black and gold in his painting Target, while he served as the purported subject of the painting Alley-Oop. He created a depiction of the United states in red, yellow, and blue in his work Map, while his other works include Seasons, False Start, and White Flag. This artist may be the best known for depicting several stars and thirteen red and white stripes on a piece of plywood. For ten points, identify this creator of Flag, an abstract expressionist artist who was the lover of Robert Rauschenberg.
A scuffed and whited out version of this artist's most famous work hangs at the Museum of Modern Art.
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