Inspired by the architecture of Lower Manhattan, and the grand, neo-classical facades of Wall Street’s buildings, Roy Lichtenstein’s Entablature series is named after the term describing the superstructure of moldings resting atop columns. First explored in two series of paintings executed from 1971-1976, this series of eleven prints marks the capstone of this thematic exploration.  Moving beyond … Continue reading Entablature Series, 1976