This picture-filled guide to Roy Lichtenstein’s career covers both his paintings of starry-eyed comic-book heroines (an example of which graces the cover), his images of everyday objects like washing machines and golf balls, and his later, more abstract paintings. There’s also a close technical and thematic look at the Benday dots used in so many of his works. Though I was most interested in Lichtenstein’s Pop Art images, the book covers much more, though the latter half goes into more depth than I was looking for. Still, a solid introduction to Lichtenstein’s life and work with cool pictures.
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Where I Got It
At a bookstore in the Germantown section of Columbus, Ohio in summer 2015. I’d been interested in Lichtenstein’s Pop Art works for a while (one of my teachers had a large “I’d Rather Sink Than Call Brad For Help” print on his office door in college, below), and buying this book was my reminder to actually learn more about him.
