Roy Lichtenstein (October 27, 1923 – September 29, 1997) was a prominent American pop artist, whose work borrowed heavily from popular advertising and comic book styles, which he himself described as being "as artificial as possible".

Bright saturated color palette. Pop Art. Great for Contemporary / City Decor. Pair with neutral or white colors on walls, furniture. Experiment with using the paintings as color accent in your room. Match select small pieces of furniture / decorative objects to color in paintings.

Kiss V, 1964, Art Print, 14 x 11 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $7.99

Blam, Art Print, 32 x 24 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $13.99

Sunrise, 1965, Art Print, 38 x 24 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $25.99

Drowning Girl, Art Print, 24 x 27 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $24.99

Ohhh...Alright..., 1964, Art Print, 14 x 11 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $7.99

Spray, 1962, Art Print, 32 x 24 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $33.99

Girl with Ball, Art Print, 20 x 37 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $27.99

Interior with Skyline, Art Print, 51 x 38 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $53.99

M-Maybe, c.1965, Art Print, 24 x 32 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $25.99

Thinking of Him, Art Print, 32 x 24 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $13.99, (1 other size available)

Aloha, 1962, Art Print, 22 x 28 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $22.99

Drowning Girl, Art Print, 11 x 14 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $7.99

Landscape with Figures, 1980, Art Print, 36 x 28 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $46.99

Ohhh...Alright..., 1964, Art Print, 37 x 28 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $27.99

Drowning Girl, Art Print, 47 x 56 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $64.99

Lincoln Center Film Festival, Giclee Print, 18 x 24 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $49.99

Ball of Twine, 1963, Art Print, 11 x 14 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $7.99

Masterpiece, 1962, Art Print, 14 x 11 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $7.99

Nude at Vanity, Art Print, 28 x 40 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $25.99

Girl, Art Print, 16 x 20 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $24.99

Sketch for Greene Street Mural, 1983, Art Print, 29 x 9 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $36.99

Washing Machine, Art Print, 30 x 24 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $14.99, (1 other size available)

Drowning Girl, Serigraph, 48 x 56 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $79.99

New Wave Festival, Art Print, 24 x 36 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $25.99

Girl at Piano, 1963, Serigraph, 38 x 54 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $104.99

Girl with Ball, 1997, Art Print, 28 x 40 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $62.99

Crystal Bowl, Serigraph, 30 x 44 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $62.99

The Kiss IV, Serigraph, 35 x 36 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $79.99

Red Barn II, 1969, Serigraph, 51 x 39 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $74.99

Save Our Planet, Save Our Water, Art Print, 32 x 23 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $130.99

Cloud and Sea, 1964, Serigraph, 47 x 28 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $99.99

Interior with Mirrored Closet, 1991, Art Print, 20 x 28 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $130.99

Study for Preparedness, 1968, Art Print, 36 x 28 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $46.99

Lincoln Center Film Festival, Giclee Print, 24 x 36 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $79.99

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Red Barn II, 1969, Serigraph, 36 x 28 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $51.99

Man And Woman'S Shoes, Note Card, 7 x 5 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $3.99   $1.98,

Merton of the Movies, 1968, Serigraph, 20 x 30 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $183.99

Landscape with Red Sky, 1985, Art Print, 24 x 39 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $288.99

No, Thank you!, Lithograph, 24 x 36 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $130.99

Girl at the Piano, Serigraph, 38 x 58 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $130.99

The Lamp, Art Print, 28 x 40 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $78.99

Big Painting No. 6, Serigraph, 27 x 39 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $374.99

Ball of Twine, 1963, Serigraph, 30 x 39 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $79.99

Gold Fish Bowl on Table, Art Print, 17 x 39 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $62.99

Landscape with Philosopher, Serigraph, 18 x 47 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $340.99

Drowning Girl (1984), Art Print, 47 x 56 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $379.99

Girl at Window, Art Print, 28 x 35 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $25.99

Nude with Yellow Pillow, Art Print, 9 x 11 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $34.99

Nude with Blue Hair, Art Print, 9 x 11 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $34.99

Nude with Blue Hair, State I, Art Print, 9 x 11 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $34.99

Roommates, Art Print, 9 x 11 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $34.99

Two Nudes, State I, Art Print, 9 x 11 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $34.99

Two Nudes, Art Print, 9 x 11 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $34.99

Nude Reading, Art Print, 11 x 9 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $34.99

Thinking Nude, Art Print, 11 x 9 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $34.99

Thinking Nude, State I, Art Print, 11 x 9 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $34.99

Ohhh...Alright..., 1964, Framed Art Print, 16 x 13 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $41.99

Kiss V, 1964, Framed Art Print, 16 x 13 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $41.99

Masterpiece, 1962, Framed Art Print, 16 x 13 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $41.99

Drowning Girl, Framed Art Print, 13 x 16 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $41.99

Spray, 1962, Framed Art Print, 31 x 17 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $104.99

Blam, Framed Art Print, 34 x 30 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $134.99

Drowning Girl, Framed Art Print, 34 x 33 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $177.99

Sunrise, 1965, Framed Art Print, 45 x 26 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $188.99

Drowning Girl, Framed Art Print, 25 x 28 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $114.99

Thinking of Him, Framed Art Print, 23 x 23 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $93.99

Spray, 1962, Framed Art Print, 40 x 26 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $167.99

Thinking of Him, Framed Art Print, 35 x 35 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $167.99

Aloha, 1962, Framed Art Print, 35 x 35 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $209.99

Sunrise, 1965, Framed Art Print, 44 x 25 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $156.99

Kiss V, 1964, Framed Art Print, 21 x 21 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $114.99

Drowning Girl, Framed Art Print, 20 x 20 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $114.99

Masterpiece, 1962, Framed Art Print, 21 x 21 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $114.99

Ohhh...Alright..., 1964, Framed Art Print, 21 x 21 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $114.99

Ball of Twine, 1963, Framed Art Print, 13 x 16 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $41.99

Ball of Twine, 1963, Framed Art Print, 18 x 20 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $104.99

Thinking of Him, Framed Art Print, 31 x 29 in, Roy Lichtenstein, $114.99

Using oil and Magna paint Roy Lichtenstein's best known works, such as Drowning Girl (1963, Museum of Modern Art, New York), feature thick outlines, bold colors and Benday Dots to represent certain colors, as if created by photographic reproduction. Rather than attempt to reproduce his subjects, his work tackles the way mass media portrays them.

When his work was first released, many art critics of the time wrote about the originality, more often than not they were making no attempt to be positive. His most famous image is arguably Whaam! (1963, Tate Gallery, London), one of the earliest known examples of pop art, featuring a fighter aircraft firing a rocket into an enemy plane with a dazzling red and yellow explosion.

The cartoon style is heightened by the use of the onomatopoetic lettering WHAAM! and the boxed caption "I pressed the fire control... and ahead of me rockets blazed through the sky..." This diptych is large in scale, measuring 1.7 x 4.0 m (5'7" x 13'4"). Most of his best-known artworks are relatively close, but not exact, copies of comic book panels, a subject he largely abandoned in 1965. (He would occasionally incorporate comics into his work in different ways in later decades.)

These panels were originally drawn by lesser known comic book artists such as Russ Heath, Tony Abruzzo, Irv Novick, and Jerry Grandinetti, who rarely received any credit. Artist Dave Gibbons said of Lichtenstein's works: "Roy Lichtenstein's copies of the work of Irv Novick and Russ Heath are flat, uncomprehending tracings of quite sophisticated images."

In response to complaints like that of Gibbons, Lichtenstein's obituary in The Economist noted these artists "did not think much of his paintings. In enlarging them, some claimed, they became static. Some threatened to sue him...

But this is to miss the point of Roy Lichtenstein's achievement. His was the idea. The art of today, he told an interviewer, is all around us." During the seventies and eighties, his work began to loosen and expand on what he had done before.

He produced a series of "Artists Studios" which incorporated elements of his previous work. A notable example being Artist's Studio, Look Mickey (1973, Walker Art Centre, Minneapolis) which incorporates five other previous works, fitted into the scene. In the late seventies this style was replaced with more surreal works such as Pow Wow.

His painting Torpedo...Los! sold at Christie's for $5.5 million in 1989, a record sum at the time, one of only three artists to have attracted such huge sums for art by a living artist.