Drawing for Modular Painting with 4 Panels, #3 (2)

Roy Lichtenstein’s creative process is demonstrated through his preparatory work; most of his sketches, drawings, and collages later appear in a painting, print, or other medium. In part for this reason, his study drawings are some of the most sought-after pieces in his oeuvre. This is one of the study drawings for his Modular paintings created in the late 1960s.

Year: 1969
Medium: Color pencil and graphite
Sheet size: 10 x 9 in (25.4 x 22.9 cm) (Irregular)
Frame Size: 18 x 18 in (45.7 x 45.7 cm)
Reference: Lichtenstein Online Catalog Raisonné (Image Duplicator), Catalog No. RL 34926 and 34927
Provenance: Artist to friend to Long-Sharp Gallery (through broker for friend)

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Drawing for Modular Painting with 4 Panels, #3 (1) by Roy Lichtenstein, a graphite and color pencil drawing on paper in a silver frame

A front facing image of Drawing for Modular Painting with 4 Panels, #3 (2). This colored pencil and graphite drawing is shown here unframed.

Drawing for Modular Painting with 4 Panels, #3 (2) by Roy Lichtenstein, a graphite and color pencil drawing on paper in a silver frame beside a six-foot figure.

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