"Big Painting No. 6" (1965) by Roy Lichtenstein, limited screen printing

The American Roy Lichtenstein has shaped the pop art like just Andy Warhol. His pictures can be found in all important art metropolises in the world. His artistic distinguishing feature is points that he applies in combination with colored areas. A technique that had initially been developed for industrial pressure to save color and costs. Unlike Warhol, who prints her, Lichtenstein paints these points by hand. Perhaps the most radical representative of pop art was basically a classic painter.