A leader of the pop art movement, Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) made a huge impression on the art world beginning in 1960's. His work defined the basic premise of the pop art movement better than any other, that of parody. His large graphic compositions inspired by comic strips have been labeled "American" as well as "industrial" and "pop". Although tongue in cheek, his work is still relevant and still influences today's pop culture.
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