Big painting VI 1965

"Big Painting VI" (1965) by Roy Lichtenstein is a prime example of Pop Art. The bold, flat colors and Ben-Day dots, a printing technique used in comic books, are characteristic of Lichtenstein's style. The painting depicts a large, abstract form, likely representing a brushstroke, rendered in vibrant red, green, and black. The work embodies the Pop Art movement's fascination with mass-produced imagery and its ability to elevate everyday objects and techniques to high art.