Roy Lichtenstein's "Pilot,'' c. 1948 is an early example of a motif the artist continued to explore in his Pop Art style in the 1960s. Pastel, graphite pencil on colored paper.

I came face to face with a pristine print of that image at the Skirball’s new show, “Pop for the People: Roy Lichtenstein in LA. (on view at the Skirball Cultural Center through March 12, 2017).

In life, Roy Lichtenstein was one of the biggest names in pop art. Now, more than a decade after his death, his paintings still get double takes. Here's Erin Moriarty of "48 Hours": ...

Like Andy Warhol ‘s first soup cans, the piece was a shot across the bow of abstract expressionism, and it placed Lichtenstein squarely at the center of the pop art movement.

“Roy Lichtenstein: History in the Making, 1948-1960” shows early works by the celebrated American artist, who spent his formative years at Ohio State.

The American Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein painted the Revolutionary ambush twice in 1951. You might not recognize the canvases as Lichtenstein’s.

CHICAGO — The Roy Lichtenstein exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago (AIC) is everything a retrospective should be. It takes an incontrovertibly significant artist, assembles art from all ...

advertisement 07-09-2012 DESIGN A Must-See Tribute To Pop-Art Hero Roy Lichtenstein It’s okay if you don’t know who that is. Just come look at the pretty, funny pictures.

Sophisticated fun. Let's look at the six prints by Lichtenstein (Bull Profile Series, 1973) inspired by Picasso's famous series of the Bull prints from 1945. Picasso starts with an almost realistic ...

The New Orleans Museum of Art has announced the acquisition of a large-scale sculpture designed by international pop art star Roy Lichtenstein. The 20-foot-tall aluminum sculpture titled "Five ...

Roy Lichtenstein, the quintessential master of Pop painting and a major figure in American art since he began scavenging comic strips such as “Winnie Winkle,” “G.I. Combat” and “Secret ...