Brushstrokes 1967

Roy Lichtenstein's 1967 "Brushstrokes" is a vibrant example of his Pop Art style, characterized by bold colors and Ben-Day dots, which resemble printing techniques used in comics. The artwork depicts a series of thick, overlapping brushstrokes, suggesting the act of painting itself. This painting, like much of his work, references contemporary popular culture, reflecting the influence of Abstract Expressionism while incorporating his signature pop aesthetic.