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Screenprint on Lanaquarelle watercolor paper - Hand-signed in pencil, dated and numbered - Catalogue raisonne Corlett 299. // Roy Lichtenstein's Composition III (1996) is a vibrant and dynamic screenprint that merges musical notation with the artist's signature comic-inspired style. The piece features sweeping, undulating staves filled with musical notes, curving across the canvas in a rhythm that mimics the flow of sound. Lichtenstein’s characteristic use of Ben-Day dots, bold primary colors, and thick black outlines brings a playful, graphic quality to the composition. The swirling lines and contrasting colors—yellows, greens, and blues—create a lively visual harmony, suggesting the movement and vibrancy of music. Printed on Lanaquarelle watercolor paper, this work is hand-signed, dated, and numbered, from an edition of 186 plus 33 special proofs. Composition III exemplifies Lichtenstein’s ability to translate the energy of music into visual form, using the visual language of pop art.
Composition III, 1996
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Screenprint on Lanaquarelle watercolor paper - Hand-signed in pencil, dated and numbered - Catalogue raisonne Corlett 299. // Roy Lichtenstein's Composition III (1996) is a vibrant and dynamic screenprint that merges musical notation with the artist's signature comic-inspired style. The piece features sweeping, undulating staves filled with musical notes, curving across the canvas in a rhythm that mimics the flow of sound. Lichtenstein’s characteristic use of Ben-Day dots, bold primary colors, and thick black outlines brings a playful, graphic quality to the composition. The swirling lines and contrasting colors—yellows, greens, and blues—create a lively visual harmony, suggesting the movement and vibrancy of music. Printed on Lanaquarelle watercolor paper, this work is hand-signed, dated, and numbered, from an edition of 186 plus 33 special proofs. Composition III exemplifies Lichtenstein’s ability to translate the energy of music into visual form, using the visual language of pop art.
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What is Lettrism?
Lettrism is an art form that uses letters, words, and symbols to create artwork. The movement was established in Paris in the 1940s and later gained popularity in the 1950s in America. Lettrisme is the French spelling of the movement's name, derived from the French word for letter.
