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Roy Lichtenstein ROY LICHTENSTEIN Centro Colombo Lisboa POP Nº: 1 Year: 1962 Title: Handshake Poster Signed / Nº: Yes Exhibition: Leo Castelli Printmaker: Leo Castelli Edition: Unknown Tecnique: Offset Litoghaph Size: 43,2 x 55,9 cm Procedence: Cathybills Musuem: footprint: Hi pop Seul 2017 Nº: 2 Year: 1963 Title: Craying girl Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Leo Castelli Printmaker: Leo Castelli Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Offset lithograph Size: 45,8 x 61 cm. Procedence: Robert Hilmersson Musuem footprint: Porsche Caravana Pop 2017 Nº: 3 Year: 1963 Title: Girl Signed / Nº: Exhibition: E.W.Kornfeld Printmaker: Maurice Beaudet Paris Edition: 2000 Tecnique: Lithograph Size: 41 x 29,2 cm Procedence: Edward Kurstak - FAC Musuem footprint: Nº: 4 Year:1963 Title: Crak Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Leo Castelli Printmaker: Leo Castelli Edition: 300 Tecnique: Offset lithograph Size: 48,9 x 70,2 cm Procedence: Match Box Gallery Musuem footprint: Porsche Caravana Pop 2017 Nº: 5 Year: 1966 Title: Sweet Dreams Baby Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Carl Van Der Voort Galery Printmaker: Leo Castelli Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Offset lithograph Size: 86,4 X 53,5 CM Procedence: Carl Van Der Voort Galery Musuem footprint: Porsche Caravana Pop 2017 Nº: 6 / 7 / 8 Year: 1966 Title: As I Opened Fire Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam Printmaker: Drukkerij Lull & Co Amsterdam Edition: 3140 Tecnique: Offset lithograph Size: 64 x 52,7 cm (each panel ) Procedence: Saugertis Antiques Galery Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 9 Year: 1966 Title: Pop! Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Printmaker: Newsweek Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Offset Print Size: 21 x 27 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: Nº: 10 Year: 1967 Title: Kompass Ney York Signed / Nº: Yes Exhibition: Frankfurter Kunstverein Printmaker: Grawo - Druck Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Offset lithograph Size:100,5 x 92,5 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: Nº: 11 / 12 Year: 1967 Title: Whaam! Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Tate Gallery Printmaker: Beck & Partridge. Leeds Edition: 1450 Tecnique: Offset lithograph Size: 62,9 x 73,6 cm (each panel) Procedence: Edward Kurstak Musuem footprint: Porsche Caravana Pop 2017 Nº: 13 Year: 1968 Title: Hopeless Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Bern Kunsthalle Printmaker: Albin Uldry Bern Edition: Tecnique: Screenprint Size: 90,5 x 90,3 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: PAISAGENS Nº: 14 Year: 1965 Title: Sunrise Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Leo Castelli Printmaker: Color Craft New York Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Offset lithograph Size: 46,5 x 6,8 cm Procedence: Mod Art Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 15 Year: 1972 Title: Modern Painting Of Sunsrise Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Printmaker: New York Graphic Society Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Screenprint Size: 76 x 101,3 cm Procedence: Gina Art L.A. Musuemu footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº:16 Year: 1974 Title: Guild Hall East Hampton Signed / Nº: Yes Exhibition: Printmaker: Edition: Uknown Tecnique:Screenprint Size: 81,3 x 86,8 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: HOMENAGENS Nº: 17 Year: 1984 Title: Non Objettivo 2. Biennale Venecia Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Binennale Venecia Printmaker: Edition: Uknonwn Tecnique: Litoghaphy Size: 52,4 x 49,8 cm Procedence: Estampe Moderna e Sportiva Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 18 Year: 1973 Title: Flowers Signed / Nº: Yes Exhibition: Ernst Beyeler Printmaker: Print in Basel Edition: 380 Tecnique: Screenprint Size: 40,6 x 25,3 cm Procedence: Gerhard Zahringer Musuem footprint: Nº: 19 Year: 1984 Title: Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games (The Red Horseman) Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Printmaker: Knapp Communications Edition: Uknonwn Tecnique: Litoghaphy Size: 83,3 x 91,5 cm Procedence: Rare Posters Musuem footprint: Nº: 20 Year: 1987 Title: Woman wiht florwered hat Signed / Nº: (23/1000) Exhibition: Basel Printmaker: Art 18. Basel Edition: Tecnique:Litho Size: 24,5 x 20,5 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: Nº: 21 Year: 1990 Title: The Shower Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Museum Kunst und Gewerb Hamburg Printmaker: Gemini L.A. Edition: Uknown Tecnique: OffsetPrint Size: 59,4 x 84 cm Procedence: Tessier Sarrou & Associes Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 22 Year: 1997 Title: Femme au Chapeau Signed / Nº: (333 / 1000) Exhibition: Printmaker: Edition: 3000 Tecnique: Offset Litograph Size: 72,5 x 57,5 cm Procedence: Rare Posters Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 CARTAZES Nº: 23 Year: 1964 Title: Americansk Pop-Konst Signed / Nº: signed Exhibition: Moderna Museet. Stockholm Printmaker: Reklamteknik A-B.Malmo Edition: Uknonwn Tecnique: Screenprint Size:97,5 x 70 cm Procedence: El Gato de Borges. Venezia Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 24 Year: 1966 Title: Lincon Center Signed / Nº: Exhibition: 4th New York Film Festival Printmaker: List Art Poster Edition: 500 Tecnique: Offset lithograph (Flat Color) Size: 114,3 x 75,3 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: MUVIN Valencia 2005 Nº: 25 Year: 1967 Title: Aspen Winter Jazz Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Printmaker: Chiron Press New york Edition:300 Tecnique: Screenprint Size: 101,6 x 66 cm Procedence: El gato de Borges Venize Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 26 Year:1967 Title:Brushstrokes Signed / Nº: Yes Exhibition:Pasadena Art Museum Printmaker: Aetna Silkscreen Ney York Edition: 300 Tecnique: Screenprint Size: 63,2 x 83,8 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: Nº: 27 Year: 1971 Title: Save Our Planet Save our Water Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Unicef Printmaker: Colorcraft New York Edition: 135 Tecnique: Screenprint on photo Size: 58,2 x 81 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 28 Year: 1975 Title: Knock Knock Signed / Nº: Exhibition: CNAC Printmaker: Imp. Reunies of Lausane Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Litograph Size: 76,5 x 56,7 cm Procedence: Art group Project Musuem footprint: Nº: 29 Year: 1977 Title: Paper Plate Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Bern Stem´s Printmaker: Artmongers Manufactory New York Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Screenprint Size: 60 x 40 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 30 Year: 1978 Title: Art About Art Signed / Nº: Exhibition:Whitney Museum Printmaker: Jaylen Offset Lithography Edition: 300 Tecnique: Offset Lithograph Size: 92,1 x 63,7 cm Procedence: The Sapphire Gallery Musuemu footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 31 Year: 1979 Title: Steppin out Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Leo Castelli Printmaker: Poster Originals Ltd. Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Offset Litograph Size: 129,4 x 90,7 cm Procedence: Musuemu footprint: Nº:32 Year:1982 Title: Moffet for Senator Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Democratit Campaign1982 Printmaker: Edition:Uknown Tecnique: Offset Litograph Size: 85 x 60 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: Nº: 33 Year: 1982 Title: Festival d´DAutomme a Paris Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Paris Printmaker: ETS Saint Martin Edition: Tecnique:Offset lithograph Size: 116,8 x 77,5 cm Procedence: Stanislaw Kurstak Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 34 Year: 1991 Title:Salzburger Festpiele Signed / Nº: Yes Exhibition: Printmaker: Juvavia Druck, Valenta & Valenta Salzburg Edition: 1147 Tecnique: Offset Litograph Size: 65,1 x 86,5 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: Nº: 35 Year: 1991 Title: Reflections on girl Signed / Nº: Yes Exhibition: Galerie Beyeler Printmaker: Beyeler Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Offset Litograph Size: 84,2 x 59,4 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: Nº: 36 Year: 1992 Title: A New Generation of Leadership Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Democratic National Committee Printmaker: Zarett New York Edition:6000 Tecnique: Offset Litograph Size: 86,4 x 96,5 cm Procedence: Charles Cowles Gallery Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 37 Year: 1993 Title: Girl wiht hair Ribbon Signed / Nº: Exhibition: alomon R. Guggenheim Museum Printmaker: Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Offset Print Size:72,7 x 68.7 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 38 Year: 1993 Title: Tintin Reading Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Plaicier Brussels Printmaker: Carto Brussels Edition: 8000 Tecnique: Offset Litograph Size: 100 x 70,1 cm Procedence: Kreg D. Kelley Gallery Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 39 Year: 1995 Title:Untitled head Poster Signed / Nº: Exhibition: California Institute of the Arts Printmaker: Gemini L.A. Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Offset Litograph Size: 74 x 73,7 cm Procedence: Musuem footprint: Porsche Caravana Pop 2017 Nº: 40 Year: 1994 Title: Nudes Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Leo Castelli Printmaker: Leo Castelli Edition: Uknown Tecnique: Offset Print Size: 75,3 x 68 cm Procedence: Time Travel Gallery Musuem footprint: Hi Pop Seul 2017 Nº: 41 Year: 1997 Title: Nude With Yellow Flower Signed / Nº: Exhibition: Ellis Collection Printmaker: Edition:Uknown Tecnique: Offset Print Size:102 x 82 cm Procedence: Space Ats Musuem footprint: 01. Handsake Poster 1962 Pag 03 02. Craying girl 1963 Pag 04 03. Girl 1963 Pag 05 04. Crak 1963 Pag 06 05. Sweet Dreams Baby 1966 Pag 07 06. As I Opened Fire 1966 Pag 08 07. As I Opened Fire 1966 Pag 08 08. As I Opened Fire 1966 Pag 08 09. Pop! 1966 Pag 09 10. Kompass Ney York 1967 Pag 10 11. Whaam! 1967 Pag 11 12. Whaam! 1967 Pag 11 13. Hopeless 1968 Pag 12 14. Sunrise 1965 Pag 14 15. Modern Painting Of Sunsrise 1972 Pag 15 16. Guild Hall East Hampton 1974 Pag 16 17. Non Objettivo 2. Biennale Venecia 1984 Pag 18 18. Flowers 1973 Pag 19 19. Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games (The Red Horseman) Pag 20 20. Woman wiht florwered hat 1987 Pag 21 21. The Shower 1990 Pag 22 22. Femme au Chapeau 1997 Pag 23 23. Americansk Pop-Konst 1964 Pag 25 24. Lincon Center 1966 Pag 26 25. Aspen Winter Jazz 1967 Pag 27 26. Brushstrokes 1967 Pag 28 27. Save Our Planet Save our Water 1971 Pag 29 28. Knock Knock 1975 Pag 30 29. Paper Plate 1977 Pag 31 30. Art About Art 1978 Pag 32 31. Steppin out 1979 Pag 33 32. Moffet for Senator 1982 Pag 34 33. Festival d´DAutomme a Paris 1982 Pag 35 34. Salzburger Festpiele 1991 Pag 36 35. Reflections on girl 1991 Pag 37 36. A New Generation of Leadership 1992 Pag 38 37. Girl wiht hair Ribbon 1993 Pag 39 38. Tintin Reading 1993 Pag 40 39.
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