One artist's paintings of this object were inspired by that artist's namesake, a soldier named William who died at Fort Moultrie.
One artist's paintings of this object were inspired by that artist's namesake, a soldier named William who died at Fort Moultrie. One of these objects was painted over, and a fork and spoon hung from the canvas, in the 1961 painting In Memory of My Feelings. After a painting of one of these objects went missing, a copy was painted by the copycat artist Sturtevant for inclusion in the 1955 combine Short Circuit. An artist had a dream about painting one of these objects that resulted in a work in which one was constructed using a plywood backing, newspaper collage, and pigment affixed with (*) beeswax. That artist also used the encaustic technique to paint a "white" version of this object, and a painting in which three canvases depicting them were stacked on top of each other. For 10 points, name this frequent subject of paintings by Jasper Johns, a noted patriotic symbol.
One artist's paintings of this object were inspired by that artist's namesake, a soldier named William who died at Fort Moultrie.
American flags [accept Star Spangled Banner or Stars and Stripes or Old Glory or any answer mentioning flags or banners and U.S. or U.S.A. or United States or America; prompt on “flags” or banners” or equivalents] &lt;Hart&gt;