Red Painting (Brushstroke) 1965

"Red Painting (Brushstroke)" is a 1965 work by American Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein, known for his bold use of color and Ben-Day dots. This iconic painting, emulating the style of comic books, depicts an abstract form made of thick red brushstrokes, set against a background of white dots mimicking the halftone printing technique. Lichtenstein's signature style, which celebrates mass-produced imagery, is evident in the flattened perspective and stark contrasts of this work.