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Screenprint on C. M. Fabriano - 100/100 Cotone Paper // Roy Lichtenstein's Industry and the Arts (II), created in 1969, is a limited edition screenprint on C. M. Fabriano - 100/100 Cotone paper, measuring 26 by 19 inches. This piece blends Lichtenstein’s signature pop art aesthetic with elements of industrial and artistic motifs. The composition is divided into dynamic sections filled with vibrant primary colors, bold black lines, and Lichtenstein’s iconic Ben-Day dots. The left side features mechanical gears and industrial forms, while the right side incorporates abstract shapes and musical notes, symbolizing the intersection of art and industry. The contrasting elements are visually united by the central diagonal division, which creates a sense of movement and energy. The use of flat colors and graphic patterns makes the print visually striking, highlighting Lichtenstein’s exploration of how modern art interacts with and comments on the industrialized world.

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Roy Lichtenstein

Industry and the Arts (II), 1969

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Screenprint on C. M. Fabriano - 100/100 Cotone Paper // Roy Lichtenstein's Industry and the Arts (II), created in 1969, is a limited edition screenprint on C. M. Fabriano - 100/100 Cotone paper, measuring 26 by 19 inches. This piece blends Lichtenstein’s signature pop art aesthetic with elements of industrial and artistic motifs. The composition is divided into dynamic sections filled with vibrant primary colors, bold black lines, and Lichtenstein’s iconic Ben-Day dots. The left side features mechanical gears and industrial forms, while the right side incorporates abstract shapes and musical notes, symbolizing the intersection of art and industry. The contrasting elements are visually united by the central diagonal division, which creates a sense of movement and energy. The use of flat colors and graphic patterns makes the print visually striking, highlighting Lichtenstein’s exploration of how modern art interacts with and comments on the industrialized world.

Artwork Copyright © Roy Lichtenstein
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