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Roy Lichtenstein's Whaam! (1963) is a large-scale Pop Art diptych based on a DC Comics panel depicting an aerial combat scene, measuring over 13 feet wide and held permanently at the Tate Modern, London.
Created in 1965, 'Brushstroke' is a screenprint by American Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein that depicts an abstract expressionist brushstroke in his signature style using Ben-Day dots. This work belongs to Lichtenstein's series of brushstroke paintings that began in 1966, which parodied the spontaneous...
Sweet Dreams Baby! is a 1965 screenprint by American Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein. It depicts a tightly cropped comic-book fight scene in which a clenched fist strikes a man's face, combining a speech balloon with flat primary colors, heavy black outlines, and simulated Ben-Day dots. The print exempl...
Bull Profile Series I–VI is a set of six screenprints created by American Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein in 1973. The series systematically reduces the image of a bull from a detailed, realistic rendering to a highly abstracted, geometric composition of flat shapes and lines. This progressive abstracti...
Whaam! is a 1963 diptych by American Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein, based on imagery from a DC war comic. Across its two panels, a fighter aircraft launches a rocket and another aircraft explodes beneath the large yellow word “WHAAM!”, combining Ben-Day dots, flat colors, bold outlines, and a speech b...
Drowning Girl is a 1963 painting by Roy Lichtenstein in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Adapted from a panel in a DC romance comic, it shows a tearful woman surrounded by stylized waves and accompanied by a melodramatic thought balloon. Lichtenstein enlarged and simplified th...
Pistol (1964) is a screenprint by Roy Lichtenstein rendering a comic-book-style handgun in bold outlines and Ben-Day dots, reflecting Pop Art's engagement with American violence.
Peace Through Chemistry (1970) is a large-format screenprint by Roy Lichtenstein combining his Pop Art style with a satirical Cold War title, produced in a limited edition.
Look Mickey is a 1961 oil painting by American artist Roy Lichtenstein, based on an image from a Disney children's book. It depicts Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse using flat primary colors, black outlines, speech text, and hand-painted dots that imitate commercial printing. Held by the National Galler...
Moonscape (1965) is a screenprint by Roy Lichtenstein depicting space exploration imagery in his signature flat graphic style, capturing America's mid-1960s fascination with the Space Age.
Hopeless is a 1963 painting by American Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein, based on imagery adapted from a romance comic. It shows a tearful woman lying against a pillow while a speech balloon expresses emotional despair, using heavy black contours, flat areas of color, and mechanically styled Ben-Day dot...
