Allan D’Arcangelo (1930-1998) American, Signed Artist's Proof Screenprint "The Holy Family". This Pop Art screenprint from 1980 by Allan D'Arcangelo presents an open, three-lane highway seen from the driver's perspective in the middle of a front seat. The piece utilizes a minimalistic style with expansive, flat fields of color and sharp geometric forms characteristic of the artist's focus on American highway imagery and landscapes. AP 40/40 in lower left. Signed and dated 1980 in lower right. 

Size: 26 1/4 x 36 in. 

Allan D’Arcangelo (1930–1998) was an American painter associated with Pop Art and the broader postwar avant-garde, known for his stark, graphic images that critique American culture, politics, and consumerism. Born in Buffalo, New York, he studied at the University at Buffalo and the University of New Mexico before emerging in the early 1960s with bold, hard-edged paintings influenced by advertising imagery, road signs, and popular media. D’Arcangelo is especially recognized for his highway and landscape paintings, which use simplified forms and dramatic perspective to evoke themes of movement, alienation, and the American experience. His work often carried a sharp political edge, reflecting his opposition to the Vietnam War and skepticism toward mass culture. D’Arcangelo exhibited widely during his career, and his work is held in major museum collections, securing his place within the canon of American Pop and political art.

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