Brushstroke 1965 — Fine Art

Brushstroke 1965 0 shows a broad painted mark moving across the sheet. The shape is thick and clearly defined with a bold outline. Roy Lichtenstein builds the image from flat colour and comic style lines. The movement reads first, then the edge of the stroke holds the eye.

This fine art print arrives ready to hang on a nail or screw. A metal hanger sits on the back and goes straight onto the wall. You do not need a separate frame. The surface stays matte so the paint colour reads without shine under a lamp.

It fits on a hallway wall near the stairs. From the landing you see the big painted stroke, up close you notice the flat colour blocks and the comic style outline. The work stays simple on a small wall.