Red and White Brushstrokes 1965

Roy Lichtenstein's "Red and White Brushstrokes" (1965) is a prime example of Pop Art, which emerged in the 1960s. Lichtenstein's bold, graphic style, characterized by the use of Ben-Day dots and bright colors, references comic book imagery. The artwork's abstract brushstroke motif and bold colors, reminiscent of a comic book's sound effects, create a dynamic and playful atmosphere, capturing the viewer's attention through its simple yet striking aesthetic.