Brushstroke with Spatter 1966

"Brushstroke with Spatter" is a 1966 painting by Roy Lichtenstein that features a bold, graphic style characteristic of Pop Art. The artwork's composition is striking, with thick black lines creating a sense of movement and energy, especially in the yellow and blue splatter which occupies the center. Lichtenstein’s use of Ben-Day dots, a printing technique commonly found in comic books, adds a distinct texture and dimension to the piece, highlighting his interest in mass media and its impact on art.