Set Of 3 Roy Lichtenstein Paintings- Bull Head Series - Gallery Wrapped Art Print
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Over the course of six prints, Roy Lichtenstein progressively simplifies and abstracts a Holstein cow, a sequence only comprehensible when the series is seen in its entirety. Lichtenstein directly quotes Picasso’s lithographic series.
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The Bull (Le taureau), 1946, and Theo van Doesburg’s pencil studies for The Cow, 1916–1917, in which bovines are incrementally rendered abstract.The stylized, wavy, black patterning in Bull I that calls to mind Old Master woodcuts or line engravings reverberates with the crisp, diagonal cross-hatching in the subsequent prints.
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This visual rhyme calls attention to the fact that, as Lichtenstein put it, “nothing is more abstract than anything else to me. The first one is abstract; they’re all abstract.”
- This is a set of 3 Gallery Wrapped art prints each measuring approximately 12 inches x 18 inches.
- High resolution printing on premium artistic canvas, by using a high quality gallery wrapping technique which extends the picture all the way around the wooden frame. And metal hanging hooks already nailed on frame. The canvas art is ready to hang out of the box.