Foot and Hand 1964

Roy Lichtenstein's 1964 "Foot and Hand" is a prime example of his signature Pop Art style. Utilizing bold, primary colors and Ben-Day dots, Lichtenstein mimics the aesthetics of commercial printing and comic books. This piece highlights the bold outlines, flat planes of color, and dramatic use of perspective that became synonymous with his work. The subject matter, seemingly mundane, draws from popular culture imagery, reflecting the artist's fascination with the everyday and the impact of mass media.