This 1972 screenprint by Claes Oldenburg presents a whimsical yet thought provoking proposal for a colossal clothspin monument, deliberately comparing it to Constantin Brancusi's abstract sculpture Kiss. The work exemplifies Oldenburg's playful approach to public art by elevating an ordinary everyday object to monumental status worthy of fine art consideration. The screenprint format allows for vibrant color saturation that emphasizes the pop art sensibility of the composition. By juxtaposing the clothspin with Brancusi's refined modernist work, Oldenburg challenges conventional hierarchies of artistic subject matter and taste. The proposal format invites viewers to imagine this humorous yet serious intervention in the urban landscape.