Born October 27, 1923 in New York City to an upper-middle-class
family, Roy Lichtenstein is one of the most known Pop Artists in the Pop Art movement,
as we know. Lichtenstein began his first Pop Art paintings in
1961. He grew up with no specific artistic influence. Most of his work can
be identified easily by the use of Ben Day Dots in his work. He wanted his work
to look like it was machine made although a lot of his work was made
with stencils. On the other hand Lichtenstein is known for popularising the
comic book style.
When I see Roy's work, I
get fascinated by the different patterns he uses and how scale and
colour can make something appear very appealing. In my future work I would love
to use different patterns and he is my main inspiration. The use of primary
colours in his work is interesting and shows you don’t have to have a massive
hue of colour to identify scenery. Another thing that Lichtenstein does is vary
the thickness and boldness of lines.
'Go for Baroque'
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'Bedroom at Arles' 1992
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'Still Life with Goldfish Bowl and Painting of a Golf Ball' 1972
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'Two Nudes'
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“Stepping Out”1978
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