The Expressionist Woodcut Series marked an important experiment in medium for Lichtenstein. By working in woodcut—a technique historically associated with rough-hewn, emotional imagery—he created a deliberate contrast with his own meticulous, controlled style. The clash between the traditionally handmade, textural quality of woodcuts and Lichtenstein’s clean, industrial aesthetic underscores his playful interrogation of artistic authenticity. … Continue reading Expressionist Woodcut Series, 1980