Temple 1964

Roy Lichtenstein's "Temple" (1964) is a bold example of Pop Art that uses Ben-Day dots, a printing technique commonly seen in comic books. The stark, graphic style, combined with the iconic imagery of classical architecture, exemplifies Lichtenstein's signature approach to pop culture and its influence on contemporary art. The use of a limited color palette of black, white, and blue further emphasizes the flatness and graphic quality of the piece, contrasting with the complex details of traditional classical art.