#Roy Lichtenstein

The mind loves to invent motion where none exists, and Roy Lichtenstein knew exactly how to lure it into a delightful trap. 🌀 🏡 House I (1999), installed at the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden, is a masterclass in spatial illusion. Built from painted aluminum and conceived during the final years of Lichtenstein’s career, the piece twists architectural expectation into a perceptual puzzle. As you walk along the curved path in front of it, the “inside-out” geometry snaps, flips, and seems to rotate in mid-air, a static object behaving like an animation. It’s architecture as a cognitive glitch: a reminder that space is never just what it seems, but what the eye and brain negotiate together. Would you trust your senses around this sculpture? 🧠✨ #roylichtenstein #HouseI #opticalillusion #parametricarchitecture #sculpturegarden

Gagosian is pleased to announce “Painting with Scattered Brushstrokes,” an exhibition of works by Roy Lichtenstein assembling a selection of significant paintings, a sculpture, watercolors, and other works on paper exclusively from the Collection of the Lichtenstein Family. The show opens on March 19 at the gallery at 541 West 24th Street in New York. Titled after a 1984 canvas by Lichtenstein, “Painting with Scattered Brushstrokes” highlights the importance of the brushstroke as a formal and symbolic device in the artist’s practice. Follow the link in our bio to learn more. __________ #RoyLichtenstein #Gagosian Archival footage and audio from‬‭ “Roy Lichtenstein” (1975), directed by Michael Blackwood, courtesy Michael Blackwood Productions (@michaelblackwoodproductions); Footage of Roy Lichtenstein’s studio in Southhampton, New York, in 2023 by Pushpin Films (@pushpinfilms); Artwork by Roy Lichtenstein © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein

Roy Lichtenstein Explains the Ideas Behind his Artwork (1966): “I think we’re living in a society that is to a large extent is Pop, I think it’s one of the facets of our society, and it’s one of the facets of present society which is new, and is one of the facets which hasn’t existed before”. @roylichtenstein @roylichtenstein_artist

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Roy Fox Lichtenstein (1923–1997) was an American pop artist who helped define the pop art movement in the 1960s. His work explored the ways images communicate with us, and he drew from advertising, comics, and art history. Despite his success he had high doubts reaching the world wide recognition in the beginning of his career. #sabgallerycollection #roylichtenstein #art

This video captures a conversation between Irving Blum and Dorothy Lichtenstein about Roy Lichtenstein’s life and legacy, and the exhibition “Lichtenstein Remembered” at Gagosian, 980 Madison Avenue, New York. Follow the link in our bio to watch in full on “Gagosian Quarterly.” “Lichtenstein Remembered” is an exhibition of sculptures and related studies by Lichtenstein, curated by Blum in recognition of the centenary of the artist’s birth. Organized in close collaboration with the Estate of Roy Lichtenstein and featuring an exhibition design by Bill Katz, the show closes this Saturday, October 21. ________________ #RoyLichtenstein #Gagosian Artwork © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein. Video: Pushpin Films (@pushpinfilms)

Coming to Sotheby’s this fall, The Collection of Geraldine and Harold Alden offers an extraordinary selection of Modern and Contemporary Art. Assembled with care and connoisseurship over decades, the curation tells the story of a lifetime of collecting by a visionary couple: a pair who trusted their instinct and discerning eye to assemble a remarkable collection of 20th Century paintings, drawings, and sculptures. A highlight of the collection is Roy Lichtenstein’s ‘Modern Painting with Small Bolt.’ Painted in 1967, the piece demonstrates Lichtenstein’s mastery of composition and space as well as his fascination with the work of de Stijl artists like Piet Mondrian. Here, the familiar ornamentation and decorative motifs of that distinct era are made new, deftly rearticulated in the sleek commercial style of Lichtenstein’s signature Pop idiom. Offered across several sales, The Alden Collection will first come #SothebysLondon this October for the Contemporary Evening Auction before arriving to #SothebysNewYork for the Contemporary Evening and Day sales this November where you’ll find ‘Modern Painting with Small Bolt’ alongside other highlights by Helen Frankenthaler, Franz Kline, and more. Discover The Alden Collection and make plans to visit our exhibitions featuring the remarkable works via the link in bio. #SothebysContemporary #RoyLichtenstein

🎉 Today is Roy Lichtenstein’s 102nd birthday! We’re celebrating with the return of “Brushstrokes” (1996), back to welcome visitors. Voiceover: Karen B., Assistant Conservator Music: "Station Square" by ‘Hicks’ — Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923–1997), "Brushstrokes," 1996. Painted aluminum; 353 1/4 × 162 × 90 in. Gift of Prudence M. Miller and her Family, 2004.89 © Estate of #RoyLichtenstein

…volver de vacaciones y ver que hay varios encargos pendientes, es la mejor manera de llegar. Creo que por un tiempo, la escultura y las CARAS 3D tendrán mi atención. 😅 Gracias a quienes desde tantos lugares, eligen mi Arte. . . . #art #faces #contemporaryart#roylichtenstein #SCADAlumni @orocolorcolombia @scadartsales @arcot1 @juliavillamilart @lookandfeel_magazine

This video shows an exhibition of works by Roy Lichtenstein, which is on view through Saturday, April 25, at Gagosian, 541 West 24th Street, New York. The exhibition assembles a selection of significant paintings, a sculpture, watercolors, and other works on paper exclusively from the Collection of the Lichtenstein Family. Titled “Painting with Scattered Brushstrokes” after a 1984 canvas by Lichtenstein, this show highlights the importance of the brushstroke as a formal and symbolic device in the artist’s practice. Follow the link in our bio to learn more. __________ #RoyLichtenstein #Gagosian Installation video, “Roy Lichtenstein: Painting with Scattered Brushstrokes,” Gagosian, 541 West 24th Street, New York, March 19–April 25, 2026. Artwork © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein. Video: Pushpin Films (@pushpinfilms)

Finished! Another piece that I've loved working on. This is one of two commissions on the theme of movies, cinema, comic books, old horror and Hollywood in general...so they couldn't be more perfect for me and I can't wait to start the second one 🙌🏼 Thank you again to my nephew @idkificandoyr8 for posing for this - I'll need you for the second one too! Excited to say that this will be available as prints! Watch this space! I'm always happy to discuss commissions - just send me a message to find out more. I hope you all like it! @writerras

Discover a selection of prints by Contemporary Masters on view now, including editions by iconic artists like Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, Ellsworth Kelly, Jim Dine, and John Chamberlain.​ ​ The grouping includes Lichtenstein’s monumental “Yellow Vase, from Interior Series” published in 1990. The edition combines lithography, woodcut, and screenprinting to capture one of the artists most beloved series of images.​ ​ Plan a visit to see all of the works on view and learn more via the link in bio.​ _________​ #PacePrints #536w22 #RoyLichtenstein ​ Artwork:​ Yellow Vase, from Interior Series, Roy Lichtenstein, 1990.​ © The Estate of Roy Lichtenstein