Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) (After) Mixed media on paper. Bears a handwritten signature in black ink lower right. Bears several stamps on the back. Size Approx. 30 x 21 cm Roy Lichtenstein Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) was one of the great exponents of Pop Art in the United States, known for his compositions inspired by comic strips, advertisements and popular imagery. He codified a unique style based on Benday dots, thick outlines and a primary palette. Lichtenstein redefined painting as a critical mirror of consumer society, blending humour, irony and industrial aesthetics. His work has crossed media: painting, sculpture, design, publishing and decorative objects. He has collaborated with major institutions such as the Whitney Museum and MoMA, and has inspired fashion, graphic design, advertising and even textile design. His work is synonymous with modernity, iconicity and visual impact.