Stretcher Frame Revealed Beneath Painting of a Stretcher Frame 1973

"Stretcher Frame Revealed Beneath Painting of a Stretcher Frame" is a 1973 work by Pop Art artist Roy Lichtenstein. Lichtenstein is known for his iconic use of Ben-Day dots, a printing technique that mimics the look of comic book art. This artwork features a bright yellow frame against a white background, with a corner of the canvas peeling back to reveal a black and white pattern of dots. The work reflects on the nature of art itself and the way it is presented, using a bold and graphic style typical of Lichtenstein's work.