Roy Lichtenstein

Invigorating modern art, Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) was one of the important figures for the Movement of Pop Art. At a time when abstract expressionism was the convention, the American artist rejected the characteristics of this movement, creating a new language in the artistic world. Influenced by comics and announcements, Roy Lichtenstein He adapted the points, designed in the printing process of the newspapers, from minute mechanical standards for his artistic production. Using this technique The American artist created his own brand, making his works easily recognizable. "Wow!" and "Drowning Girl" are generally considered the most famous works of the artist. From his innovation and influence he became one of the artists who marked the art of the post-war period.