巴黎 Henri Farges 收藏
巴黎 1900–2000 畫廊（1989 年 4 月購自上述來源）
安特衛普 Jamar 畫廊（1991 年 2 月購自上述來源）
現藏者於2018年購自上述來源
Paris, Galerie Iris Clert, William N. Copley, The United States of the World: Flags by Bill Copley, 21 March - 21 April 1962 (titled Belgique)
American • 1919 - 1996
William N. Copley, also known by the name of CPLY, drew attention to himself in the late 1940s by fusing elements of Surrealism and Pop Art. Copley focused on symbols of American pop culture—staples of American society including pin-up girls, cowboys and the flag—and transformed them into more accessible, universal icons that could appeal to both men and women without bias.
In the '70s, Copley distinguished himself from the rest of the Surrealists by attempting to represent the tumultuous relationship between erotic and pornographic symbolism. He celebrated the female body, sexual freedom and, most of all, the promiscuity of America.
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