Marilyn Was Here 

Richard Lindner's "Marilyn Was Here" is a bold and striking Pop Art painting depicting a female figure with a fragmented and geometrically stylized body. The artist utilizes flat, vibrant colors and sharp lines, creating a sense of artificiality that emphasizes the theme of consumerism and the objectification of women. Lindner's work, known for its exploration of sexuality and social commentary, challenges traditional representations of the female form, drawing inspiration from popular culture and advertising.