Roy Lichtenstein was a famous American pop artist known for his work in the 1960s. The article discusses a 2013 exhibition at Tate Modern in London featuring over 125 of Lichtenstein's works, the largest display of his art in 20 years. It describes how Lichtenstein drew inspiration from comic strips and advertisements, using techniques like Ben-Day dots to represent everyday objects and characters in a print-like style. This shocked the art world at the time as it differed from his earlier abstract expressionist works.
Roy Lichtenstein was a famous American pop artist known for his work in the 1960s. The article discusses a 2013 exhibition at Tate Modern in London featuring over 125 of Lichtenstein's works, the largest display of his art in 20 years. It describes how Lichtenstein drew inspiration from comic strips and advertisements, using techniques like Ben-Day dots to represent everyday objects and characters in a print-like style. This shocked the art world at the time as it differed from his earlier abstract expressionist works.
Roy Lichtenstein was a famous American pop artist known for his work in the 1960s. The article discusses a 2013 exhibition at Tate Modern in London featuring over 125 of Lichtenstein's works, the largest display of his art in 20 years. It describes how Lichtenstein drew inspiration from comic strips and advertisements, using techniques like Ben-Day dots to represent everyday objects and characters in a print-like style. This shocked the art world at the time as it differed from his earlier abstract expressionist works.
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