American Dream collects a total of 30 screenprints in Indiana's distinctive style along with poems by Robert Creeley that were inspired by Indiana's work. Also included in this title is a foreword by Susan Ryan and captions by Michael McKenzie describing the origins and significance of each piece. Twenty-four of Indiana's screenprints are bound into this large volume. The remaining six are held within the book by Mylar corners so that they are removable. Tipped in above each of the six removable prints are sheets of translucent vellum-textured paper, on which Creeley's poems are printed in red. This collection contains many familiar works, including prints of his American Dream series as well as different versions of LOVE - one of which is transliterated into Hebrew and another that is printed in the colors of the German flag. Black-and-white photos of Indiana are reproduced at intervals throughout the text.

This copy of the book is number 114 out of a total edition of 395. Each of the removable prints is signed and numbered by Indiana and the colophon is signed by the publisher. This book comes with a certificate of authenticity from the publisher.

All of the removable serigraphs can be seen in the collections section of this gallery's listings under the title "Indiana American Dream."