Shipboard Girl 1965

Roy Lichtenstein's "Shipboard Girl" (1965) is a prime example of Pop Art, employing bold colors, simplified forms, and Ben-Day dots to create a graphic, almost cartoon-like effect. The exaggerated features and dramatic expressions, reminiscent of comic book panels, capture the heightened emotions of a young woman. Lichtenstein's work, while often playful and humorous, also comments on the pervasiveness of mass media and its influence on modern culture. The iconic style of "Shipboard Girl" continues to resonate with audiences, making it one of Lichtenstein's most recognized and celebrated works.