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Roy Lichtenstein (October Files),Used
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The most comprehensive collection on Lichtenstein, from the earliest reviews to recent reassessments, including several hardtofind and previously unpublished pieces.Roy Lichtenstein's popular appealand his influence on pop culture, seen in everything from greeting cards to sitcomsat times overshadows his importance to contemporary art. Yet, examined on its own terms, Lichtenstein's comicsinspired, deadpan artwork remains as truly unsettling to artworld orthodoxies today as when it first gained wide attention in the early 1960s. Lichtenstein (19231997), a central figure in Pop, consistently savaged the rules of paintingwhile remaining committed to the most traditional procedures and goals of the medium. (He once said, The things that I have apparently parodied I actually admire and I really don't know what the implication of that is.) This book offers the most comprehensive collection of writings on Lichtenstein's work to appear in thirtyfive years, with early reviews, artist interviews and statements (some never before published), and recent reassessments. The book includes Donald Judd's reviews of Lichtenstein's three solo Pop shows in the early 1960s, an essay on the artist's 1969 Guggenheim retrospective, interviews that touch on topics ranging from the New York art world to Monet and Matisse, the transcript of a 1995 slide presentation in which Lichtenstein surveyed three decades of his work, and an indepth study of Lichtenstein's first Pop painting, Look Mickey (1961). The texts explore Lichtenstein's career across the boundaries of medium and period, excavating early critical discussions and surveying more recent reexaminations of his artistic practice. The collection will be an indispensable resource for those interested in Lichtenstein, Pop Art, and American culture of the 1960s.ContributorsGraham Bader, YveAlain Bois, John Coplans, David Deitcher, Hal Foster, John Jones, Donald Judd, Max Kozloff, JeanClaude Lebensztejn, Roy Lichtenstein, Michael Lobel
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