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Roy Lichtenstein, „That´s the Way...“ - photo 1

Roy Lichtenstein, „That´s the Way...“

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€ 1 300
Auction dateClassic
29.08.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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Germany, Plauen
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ID 386548
Lot 3878 | Roy Lichtenstein, „That´s the Way...“
weinende, liegende blonde junge Frau mit Spruchblase "That's the Way – It Should Have Begun! But it's Hopeless.", Farbsiebdruck, 1980/97, gering knitterspurig und im Randbereich Einrisse, im rahmenlosen Bilderträger, Maße ca. 91 x 90,5 cm. Künstlerinfo: eigentlich Roy Fox Lichtenstein, us-amerikanischer Maler, Graphiker, Plastiker und Pädagoge (1923 Manhattan/New-York bis 1997 Manhattan/New-York), bereits als Jugendlicher Beschäftigung mit der Malerei, 1939 Besuch von Kursen an der Art Students League, ab 1940 Studium an der Ohio State University, 1943–45 Studium durch Militärdienst unterbrochen, 1950 Abschluss des Master-Studienganges, 1951 Umzug nach Cleveland, ab 1957–60 Assistenzprofessur an der New State University in Oswego, 1956 erste Anzeichen der Pop Art in seinen Werken, 1960–63 an der Rutgers University in New Jersey tätig, ab 1961 Entstehung erster für den Künstler charakteristischer Comic-Bilder, 1963 Umzug nach New York, 1970 Umzug nach Southampton, ab 1971 Mitglied der American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1968 und 1977 Teilnahme an der documenta in Kassel, 1995 Verleihung des Kyoto-Preis, 1996 Ernennung zum Ehrendoktor der George Washington University in Washington D. C., Quellen: Wikipedia und Internet.
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