Roy Lichtenstein (after) - Masterpiece

This is a poster from the **2004 Roy Lichtenstein exhibition at the Hayward Gallery in London**, featuring the famous Pop Art work **“Masterpiece” (1962)**. The image shows a blonde woman standing beside the artist Brad, praising his latest painting in front of a New York audience.

The composition depicts a man and a woman in a dramatic close-up scene, characteristic of Lichtenstein’s use of imagery taken from mid-20th-century romance and war comic books.

- Dimensions: 40 inches x 34 inches (102 cm x 87 cm)
- Condition: some photos show reflections; please check the images.

**Roy Lichtenstein** was an American Pop Art artist. During the 1960s, alongside figures such as Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, and James Rosenquist, he became one of the leading representatives of the emerging Pop Art movement. His work helped establish the core ideas of Pop Art through parody and reinterpretation. Drawing inspiration from comic strips, Lichtenstein produced carefully structured compositions that both documented and humorously reworked popular imagery. His style was strongly influenced by advertising graphics and comic-book aesthetics, and his work was often considered bold and provocative.