Description:

Set of 3 original lithographs triptych “AS I OPENED FIRE” by ROY LICHTENSTEIN, 1966, color offset lithographs, unframed, published by the STEDELIJK MUSEUM in Amsterdam, produced by Drukkerij Luii & Co. Amsterdam, printed lower right “© S.M.A.”, printed on the reverse “Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam”, the sheets are in excellent condition

Framed on request, e.g. in a white wooden frame, with/without museum passe-partout.

The painted triptych “As I Opened Fire” (1964, acrylic on canvas) by Roy Lichtenstein is in the collection of the STEDELIJK MUSEUM.
Literature: Corlett Appendix 5 Lichtenstein posters, Döring and von der Osten, ppg. 56-57, no. 14

To the artist:
Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) was an American artist and one of the leading figures of the Pop Art movement. He became known for his large-format paintings that look like comic panels, with bold colors, speech bubbles and Ben-Day dots – a technique that imitates prints. His works, such as “Whaam!” or “As I Opened Fire”, transformed everyday culture into art and questioned the boundaries between art and mass media.