fine art prints
Roy Lichtenstein Prints & Posters from £4.95 at The Fine Art Company: American Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein who became famed for his large scale paintings of blown up comic strips such as 'Blam', 'Drowning Girl' print and 'Ohh ... Alright...,'. Like his contemporary Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein used mass produced imagery taken from magazines, 1950's comic books, advertising and product packaging as the inspiration for his paintings. He enlarged images taken from comic strips and painstakingly imitated their Ben Day dots and primary colours used in cheap news printing. Roy Lichtenstein adopted industrial screen printing processes to create his paintings (as you will see in Lichtenstein Prints 'Drowning Girl' and 'Thinking of Him'), blending the divide between commercial and fine art. With his bold accessible paintings, many of which parody the American culture of the time, Lichtenstein became one of the best loved American Pop artists of the twentieth century. He also produced sculptures and murals. Pop Art was a 1960's movement which borrowed images (most notably Andy Warhol's silk screen prints of Campbells Soup Cans), mass produced objects and elements from popular culture and the media, often taking disposable items and presenting them as art. Below you will find many classic Roy Lichtenstein Prints & Posters including Blam, Drowning Girl, Thinking of Him, Forget it! Forget Me! and Masterpiece 1962 Art Print.

Roy Lichtenstein Prints & Posters

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