A pink skin, a red, white, and blue striped ribbon in blonde hair, Bambi eyes and sophisticated attitude: this could seem at first glance the description of the Girl with Hair Ribbon by Roy Lichtenstein. But there is always something that remains elusive in the artist’s feminine portraits and that magnetically attract the gaze of the viewer, too. Lichtenstein created this well-known artwork in 1965, a year that consecrated his popularity worldwide. During this prolific time, the artist’s practice focused uniquely on comics as an inspirational source. This popular imagery was common among Pop artists, which revolutionary brought the cheap visual culture of advertising and everyday life in museums, but the bond between Lichtenstein and comics was even tighter. He appropriated comic images but transposing it, as an act of decontextualization and social critic. Girl with Hair Ribbon perfectly typifies
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His work was influenced by popular advertising and the comic book style. His artwork was considered to be disruptive. Roy Lichtenstein. Girl with
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This poster features 'Girl with Hair Ribbon' from 1965 currently in the collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo. It was published in 1993
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