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(from the American Indian Theme portfolio) -Original five-color woodcut on handmade Suzuki paper -Signed, dated and numbered in pencil -unframed -Printed by Tyler Graphics, Mt. Kisco, NY // American Indian Theme III by Roy Lichtenstein is a limited edition five-color woodcut print, produced in 1980 as part of his American Indian Theme portfolio. This bold composition combines Lichtenstein's iconic pop art elements with cultural symbolism. Dominated by primary colors and clean, black outlines, the piece includes stylized forms reminiscent of traditional Native American motifs, yet rendered with modern comic-inspired aesthetics. The interplay of Ben-Day dots, thick lines, and geometric shapes evokes the visual language of comic books, while also offering a playful, respectful homage to indigenous art forms. Printed on handmade Suzuki paper and measuring 88.9 x 68.6 cm, the work’s scale invites close examination of Lichtenstein's meticulous woodcut technique.
American Indian Theme III, 1980
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(from the American Indian Theme portfolio) -Original five-color woodcut on handmade Suzuki paper -Signed, dated and numbered in pencil -unframed -Printed by Tyler Graphics, Mt. Kisco, NY // American Indian Theme III by Roy Lichtenstein is a limited edition five-color woodcut print, produced in 1980 as part of his American Indian Theme portfolio. This bold composition combines Lichtenstein's iconic pop art elements with cultural symbolism. Dominated by primary colors and clean, black outlines, the piece includes stylized forms reminiscent of traditional Native American motifs, yet rendered with modern comic-inspired aesthetics. The interplay of Ben-Day dots, thick lines, and geometric shapes evokes the visual language of comic books, while also offering a playful, respectful homage to indigenous art forms. Printed on handmade Suzuki paper and measuring 88.9 x 68.6 cm, the work’s scale invites close examination of Lichtenstein's meticulous woodcut technique.
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