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Roy Lichtenstein Paris Review silkscreen, bold geometric shapes and colors, red, yellow, and blue, with Paris Review text on the right side.

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Edition of 150 - Hand Printed Silkscreen - Hand-signed by artist - Published by Leo Castelli Gallery - In excellent condition // Paris Review by Roy Lichtenstein, a 1967 silkscreen print, exemplifies the artist’s signature Pop Art style, blending bold colors, geometric shapes, and graphic lines. This limited edition print, published by the Leo Castelli Gallery, was created as a cover design for The Paris Review magazine. In this work, Lichtenstein utilizes elements such as diagonal lines, concentric circles, and overlapping forms in a palette dominated by red, yellow, and blue, capturing a sense of dynamic motion and abstraction. The composition, influenced by advertising and comic strip aesthetics, reflects Lichtenstein’s exploration of modern visual language. The words “Paris Review” appear prominently along the right edge, integrating text into the artwork’s design. This piece embodies the Pop Art movement's approach to transforming everyday cultural symbols into bold, iconic imagery.

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Paris Review, 1967

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Edition of 150 - Hand Printed Silkscreen - Hand-signed by artist - Published by Leo Castelli Gallery - In excellent condition // Paris Review by Roy Lichtenstein, a 1967 silkscreen print, exemplifies the artist’s signature Pop Art style, blending bold colors, geometric shapes, and graphic lines. This limited edition print, published by the Leo Castelli Gallery, was created as a cover design for The Paris Review magazine. In this work, Lichtenstein utilizes elements such as diagonal lines, concentric circles, and overlapping forms in a palette dominated by red, yellow, and blue, capturing a sense of dynamic motion and abstraction. The composition, influenced by advertising and comic strip aesthetics, reflects Lichtenstein’s exploration of modern visual language. The words “Paris Review” appear prominently along the right edge, integrating text into the artwork’s design. This piece embodies the Pop Art movement's approach to transforming everyday cultural symbols into bold, iconic imagery.

Artwork Copyright © Roy Lichtenstein
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