Roy Lichtenstein Still Life , from the Geldzahler Portfolio (C. 310) For Sale

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Edition of 75 plus 15 AP

This vibrant screen print exemplifies Roy Lichtenstein's masterful command of commercial printing techniques and his sophisticated engagement with everyday imagery. Created in 1997, the work transforms a humble still life composition into a bold declaration of Pop Art principles through meticulously rendered Ben Day dots and primary color fields. The composition demonstrates Lichtenstein's characteristic ability to elevate mundane domestic subjects into profound meditations on perception and representation. By appropriating the visual language of mass production and comic book aesthetics, the artist interrogates the boundaries between fine art and popular culture. This portfolio piece represents the artist's mature practice, where decades of experimentation converge in works of remarkable chromatic intensity and compositional elegance. The technical precision of the screen printing process mirrors Lichtenstein's fascination with mechanical reproduction and the aesthetics of industrial manufacture. Available for purchase — enquire for price and availability.