Little big painting 1965

Roy Lichtenstein’s "Little big painting" (1965) is a prime example of Pop Art, a movement that emerged in the 1960s. The painting, now housed in the Whitney Museum of American Art, depicts thick, bold brushstrokes of color against a Ben-Day dot background, a technique borrowed from commercial printing. This style is characteristic of Lichtenstein's work, which often mimics the visual language of comics and advertising. The simplicity and graphic nature of the painting, with its vibrant colors and bold lines, is an iconic representation of this vibrant artistic movement.