| Roy Lichtenstein paintings are great examples of modern art from the 20th century and Roy Lichtenstein is amongst the finest American artists of all time, producing a cartoon-style approach that helps his work to stand out from all others. This website covers all of the artist's most famous paintings and also discusses in detail both his life and career. There is a fuller list below that covers most of Lichenstein's best paintings. |
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Girl With Hair Ribbon Paintings by Roy Lichtenstein
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Roy Lichtenstein famously created a pop art style in his art which was highly unusual at that time and was characterised by simplifying close up portraits into blocks of colour that gave a highly contemporary finish. The artist also commonly chose glamorous women as subjects for his portraits and this made his work particularly fashionable and popular and there are clear similarities with the career of Andy Warhol who also had exceptional illustration skills which he combined with simple blocks of bold colour.
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Seductive Girl paintings by Roy Lichtenstein
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Seductive Girl is another popular and glamorous work by Lichtenstein which features a saucy woman in a highly seductive pose. Women were always represented by this artist in a complementary and flattering way, and this work is no different. It ranks as one of the most frequently reproduced of all his works and typically is served best as a posters or giclee art print, the latter offering the most accurate reproduction of colour to the original.
Roy Lichtenstein spent much of his early career at Rutgers University before choosing to leave in 1964 in order to give his painting career as much attention as possible and try to build a reputation within the world of contemporary art that at the time included other greats like Andy Warhol and David Hockney. Leaving the university was certainly the correct decision as the skilled artist went onto produce large numbers of crtically acclaimed which otherwise he may not have had the time to do.
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Roy Lichtenstein paintings Forget It! Forget Me!
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Roy Lichtenstein M Maybe
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M-Maybe shown above is another classic painting by Lichtenstein and you can buy a reproduction copy of it yourself from the links above that accompany the image. All links included throughout this website will take you to Art.com where you can buy high quality giclee art prints, posters and stretched canvases of original Lichtenstein paintings at highly affordable prices. We regularly use them ourselves so are more than happy to recommend their excellent service.
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Roy Lichtenstein Tee Buzz True Romance(Wall Mural)
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Drowning Girl paintings by Roy Lichtenstein
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Drowning Girl is perhaps the best known of all paintings from Lichtenstein and continues his prefered method for creating contemporary portraits of glamorous women. Drowning Girl also includes his characteristic caption that helps to tell a story which adds depth and interest to the painting. The romantic feel to this work will appeal to many and the colour scheme is also typical in using key blocks from his consistent colour palette.
Whaam below is a set of two works which were displayed together in order to create a very wide painting that offer activity in the far left and right corners, with a plane firing missiles from one side, and then they explode on the other. It is an animated and exciting piece which is also amongst his best known and differs from the usual in that there are no portraits included, though it continues his cartoon approach which became very much his hallmark.
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Cloud and Sea by Roy Lichtenstein
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the kiss by Roy Lichtenstein paintings
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Ohhh...Alright paintings by Roy Lichtenstein
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Roy Lichtenstein artwork lichtenstein interna
Roy Lichtenstein artwork lichtenstein baroque Milano
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Meditations on art arriva alla Triennale di Milano
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Triennale di Milano
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Girl With Hair Ribbon
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Amerind Composition II, 1979
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Blam
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Study for Preparedness, 1968
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Kiss V, 1964
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Girl with Ball, 1997
Roy Lichtenstein paintings No, Thank you!
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Peace Through Chemistry
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Girl at Piano, 1963
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Girl with Ball
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Brushstroke-Collage For Sculpture, 1992
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Two Nudes, State I
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Two Nudes
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Nude Reading
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Reflections on Interior with Girl Drawing
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Thinking Nude, State I
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Blam
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Shipboard Girl
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Drowning Girl (1984)
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Red Barn II, 1969
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Crying Girl, 1963
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Reflection in Miror
Roy Lichtenstein paintings the kiss
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Post Visual
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Masterpiece, 1962
Roy Lichtenstein paintings In the Car
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Ball of Twine, 1963
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Cloud and Sea, 1964
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Save Our Planet, Save Our Water
Roy Lichtenstein paintings Mermaid Sculpture, South Beach, Miami, Florida, USA
Roy Lichtenstein artwork New Wave Festival
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Cup and Saucer
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Stepping Out
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Seductive Girl
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Thinking of Him
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Merton of the Movies, 1968
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Water Lilies with Japanese Bridge
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Nudes with Beach Ball
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Drowning Girl
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Landscape with Figures, 1980
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Landscape with Red Sky, 1985
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Spray, 1962
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Femme au Chapeau
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Hey You, c,1973
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Still Life with Crystal Bowl
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Big Painting No. 6
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Ohhh,Alright, 1964
Roy Lichtenstein artwork M-Maybe, c.1965
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Sunrise, 1965
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Whaam! (panel 2 of 2)
Roy Lichtenstein artwork Seductive Girl
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Roy Lichtenstein famously created a pop art style in his art which was highly unusual at that time and was characterised by simplifying close up portraits into blocks of colour that gave a highly contemporary finish. The artist also commonly chose glamorous women as subjects for his portraits and this made his work particularly fashionable and popular and there are clear similarities with the career of Andy Warhol who also had exceptional illustration skills which he combined with simple blocks of bold colour.
Lichtenstein loosely termed his style as Industrial painting in an attempt to avoid major mainstream movements which he prefered to avoid in order to preserve his own creative independance as an artist. However Lichtenstein wanted to portray his innovative style that drew heavily on 20th century cartoons and advertisements, most simply placed him within the contemporary umbrella group of Pop artists where he was joined by the likes of Andy Warhol and also David Hockney.
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