Roy Lichtenstein

By the late 1990s, Roy Lichtenstein had long established himself as a master of the Pop Art movement. His signature Ben-Day dots and bold outlines had transformed comic book panels and commercial graphics into icons of high art. But in his Interiors series, created between 1990 and 1997, Lichtenstein turned his lens inward. Rather than zooming out on the dramatic action of pop culture, he shifted focus to the stillness of domestic space, rendered, of course, with his unmistakable wit and stylized hand. Each Interior piece is a world in...