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Roy Lichtenstein’s Spray Can, 1964 lithograph of a hand pressing a spray can nozzle in bold blue and white comic strip style.

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Color lithograph on white wove paper, from the 1 Cent Life book. - Printed by Maurice Beaudet, Paris. - Unsigned, Unnumbered // Roy Lichtenstein’s Spray Can (1964) is a striking color lithograph showcasing the artist’s iconic pop art style. The image presents a close-up of a hand pressing down on a spray can nozzle, rendered in bold blue and white tones. Using his signature Ben-Day dots, Lichtenstein mimics the visual language of comic strips and commercial art, reducing the subject to clean, graphic lines. The simplicity of the composition reflects the artist's interest in everyday objects, transformed into art through his distinctive technique. Part of the 1 Cent Life portfolio, this lithograph explores consumerism and the relationship between art and advertising.

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Roy Lichtenstein

Spray Can, 1964

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Color lithograph on white wove paper, from the 1 Cent Life book. - Printed by Maurice Beaudet, Paris. - Unsigned, Unnumbered // Roy Lichtenstein’s Spray Can (1964) is a striking color lithograph showcasing the artist’s iconic pop art style. The image presents a close-up of a hand pressing down on a spray can nozzle, rendered in bold blue and white tones. Using his signature Ben-Day dots, Lichtenstein mimics the visual language of comic strips and commercial art, reducing the subject to clean, graphic lines. The simplicity of the composition reflects the artist's interest in everyday objects, transformed into art through his distinctive technique. Part of the 1 Cent Life portfolio, this lithograph explores consumerism and the relationship between art and advertising.

Artwork Copyright © Roy Lichtenstein
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