Imperfect 222 (1988) is a standout from Roy Lichtenstein’s groundbreaking Imperfect series, where the artist playfully challenges the notion of compositional precision. With its vivid palette, bold geometric shapes, and signature Ben-Day dots, Imperfect 222 features lines and forms that intentionally extend beyond the image frame—breaking the picture plane and defying symmetry. This dynamic composition exemplifies Lichtenstein’s late-career innovation and his fusion of Pop Art aesthetics with architectural abstraction. A visually commanding work, Imperfect 222 is essential for collectors seeking a piece that embodies both conceptual depth and bold design.