Hannah Alkema Knihy

Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) is one of the emblematic figures of American pop art. While he is globally known for his paintings inspired by comic imagery and the world of advertising, his work is not limited to these icons of contemporary art. Lichtenstein is not only a painter but also a printmaker and sculptor, and it is in the breadth and depth of his talent that the Centre Pompidou pays tribute to him in an exceptional retrospective, the first in France in nearly thirty years.