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Look Mickey (1961) represents the first time Roy Lichtenstein directly transposed a scene and a style from a popular culture source: the 1960 children’s book Donald Duck: Lost and Found.
Basándose en sus dibujos de personajes de tiras cómicas de finales de la década de 1950, Look Mickey marca el primer empleo completo de técnicas pictóricas de Lichtenstein para reproducir representaciones casi fieles de la cultura pop y así satirizar y comentar sobre el proceso de producción en masa de imágenes visuales en ...
Building on his late 1950s drawings of comic strip characters, Look Mickey marks Lichtenstein's first full employment of painterly techniques to reproduce almost faithful representations of pop culture and so satirize and comment upon the then developing process of mass production of visual imagery.
Look Mickey. 1961. Roy Lichtenstein was 38 years old and had been exhibiting in New York for a decade when he made Look Mickey, his breakthrough painting that announced the Pop Art style. By now the origins of the painting are legendary.
Una de las piezas de arte pop más emblemáticas que surgieron durante el siglo XX, Look Mickey de Roy Lichtenstein, ha obtenido un amplio reconocimiento y aclamación. Creada en 20, esta obra de arte catapultó a Lichtenstein al centro de atención y continúa cautivando al público de todo el mundo.
15 de ene. de 2020 · Look Mickey signifies a turning point in Roy Lichtenstein’s career as a pop artist. It closed the gap between his abstract expressionism work and the beginning of his work in pop art, and was praised by critics for its humor and irreverence.
Widely recognized as Lichtenstein's first painting to employ cartoon imagery, Look Mickey shows a scene adapted from the 1960 children's book Donald Duck Lost and Found.
