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Roy Lichtenstein Two Apples, 1983 woodcut, bold black outlines and dynamic color fields in red, yellow, green, and blue.

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Woodcut in colors on Iwano Kizuki Hosho - Image: 24.8 h × 34.8 w in (63 × 89 cm) - Sheet: 29.75 h × 39.25 w in (76 × 100 cm) - Signed, dated and numbered to lower edge - Published by Petersburg Press, New York. - Literature: Corlett 198 // Roy Lichtenstein's Two Apples (1983) is a vibrant woodcut in colors on Iwano Kizuki Hosho paper, measuring 63 x 89 cm (image) and 76 x 100 cm (sheet). Signed, dated, and numbered on the lower edge, this work was published by Petersburg Press, New York. Lichtenstein’s playful reinterpretation of still-life tradition showcases his signature Pop Art style, using bold black outlines and dynamic color fields in red, yellow, green, and blue. The exaggerated brushstrokes and stylized forms of the apples and surrounding elements create a dynamic tension between abstraction and representation. This work demonstrates Lichtenstein's exploration of texture and form through graphic simplicity, elevating everyday objects to iconic status. Documented in Corlett 198.

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Roy Lichtenstein

Two Apples, 1983

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Woodcut in colors on Iwano Kizuki Hosho - Image: 24.8 h × 34.8 w in (63 × 89 cm) - Sheet: 29.75 h × 39.25 w in (76 × 100 cm) - Signed, dated and numbered to lower edge - Published by Petersburg Press, New York. - Literature: Corlett 198 // Roy Lichtenstein's Two Apples (1983) is a vibrant woodcut in colors on Iwano Kizuki Hosho paper, measuring 63 x 89 cm (image) and 76 x 100 cm (sheet). Signed, dated, and numbered on the lower edge, this work was published by Petersburg Press, New York. Lichtenstein’s playful reinterpretation of still-life tradition showcases his signature Pop Art style, using bold black outlines and dynamic color fields in red, yellow, green, and blue. The exaggerated brushstrokes and stylized forms of the apples and surrounding elements create a dynamic tension between abstraction and representation. This work demonstrates Lichtenstein's exploration of texture and form through graphic simplicity, elevating everyday objects to iconic status. Documented in Corlett 198.

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