Reflections on Girl, 1990: Signed print by Roy Lichtenstein

  • Roy Lichtenstein's Reflections on Girl, 1990 is a lithograph, screenprint, relief and metalized PVC collage printed in colors with embossing on mould-made Somerset paper
    Reflections on Girl , 1990
    Lithograph, Screenprint, relief, collage and emboss
    Height 98.3 cm, Width 123.7 cm, Edition of 68: plus 16 AP, 1 RTP, 1PPI, 1 PPII, 1A, 1C
    ©Roy Lichtenstein
    BACK TO: ROY LICHTENSTEIN
     

    Roy Lichtenstein’s Reflections on Girl (1990) presents a fragmented female figure disrupted by mirrored surfaces and layered text, creating visual tension and a sense of movement across the composition. The use of reflection breaks the image into sections, drawing attention to Lichtenstein’s interest in perception, reproduction and the constructed nature of images drawn from mass media.

     

    Produced as part of Lichtenstein’s late Reflections series, the work is defined by bold colour, strong black outlines and Ben-Day dots, hallmarks of his Pop Art language. Reflections on Girl (1990) is available through private enquiry and appeals to collectors seeking a recognisable late-period Lichtenstein with strong visual presence and enduring market interest.

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  • "Pop Art looks out into the world. It doesn't look like a painting of something, it looks like the thing itself." 

     

    - Roy Lichtenstein

    In the Reflections series, Roy Lichtenstein examined visual perception through the depiction of light, reflective surfaces and visual distortion, moving beyond comic book imagery while retaining his distinctive Pop Art language. Everyday materials such as glass and metal are rendered using bold, flat colour, strong outlines and Ben-Day dots, with fragmented reflections creating optical tension and layered complexity. As a key body of late work, the series highlights Lichtenstein’s technical range and is widely regarded as an important contribution to his later career and the broader evolution of Pop Art.