Imperfect 229 (1988) is a bold and vibrant work from Roy Lichtenstein’s acclaimed Imperfect series, where the artist pushes geometric abstraction to its playful edge. Defined by sharp angles, saturated color fields, and his signature Ben-Day dots, the composition deliberately extends beyond its frame—breaking the visual plane and challenging conventional boundaries. With its dynamic energy and conceptual precision, Imperfect 229 exemplifies Lichtenstein’s late-career innovation and serves as a striking statement piece for collectors of Pop Art and modern abstraction.