Modular painting with four panels, #6 1970

Roy Lichtenstein's *Modular painting with four panels, #6* (1970) is a prime example of his Pop Art style. The piece is composed of four distinct panels, each featuring bold, geometric shapes, and bright, contrasting colors. The work is characterized by the use of Ben-Day dots, a printing technique that Lichtenstein adapted from comic book art. The simple and repetitive patterns create a sense of depth and dynamism, while the overall composition evokes the flatness and boldness of commercial graphics. *Modular painting with four panels, #6* is a powerful visual statement that encapsulates the essence of Pop Art.