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Ed Ruscha Boss Adjustable Cap

$32 Non-Member
$28.80 Member
Members save up to 20% & free shipping $35+
New Online Only

Ed Ruscha Boss Adjustable Cap

$32 Non-Member
$28.80 Member
Members save up to 20% & free shipping $35+

Color:  Brown

Size:  One Size

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MoMA Exclusive: This 100% cotton cap features a reproduction of Ed Ruscha’s painting BOSS (1961). The BOSS motif on the cap is embroidered at a small business in Los Angeles that was established in 1978. We chose this company because LA is Ruscha’s home, a place where he has drawn inspiration from the architecture, colloquial speech and popular culture. The Ed Ruscha Boss Cap is adjustable and one size fits most. 


ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN—the most comprehensive presentation of the artist’s work, and his first solo exhibition at MoMA—is on view from September 10, 2023 through January 13, 2024.
  • Material
    Cotton Twill
  • Year of Design
    2023
  • Origin
    Bangladesh
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Ed Ruscha
Ed Ruscha

Born in Nebraska in 1937, Ed Ruscha and his artwork is closely related to his home of Los Angeles, where he attended Chouinard Art Institute. During his Pop art and beat generation years, he was known for exploiting the elastic scale of words: “OOF,” “SPAM,” and “HONK.” Later works channel the landscapes of Southern California, including Hollywood, such as his Mountain Series. His work is represented in MoMA's collection.

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