Roy Lichtenstein: Profile Head Enamel Pin Alexis Adler Fifty-two years later he was

Fifty-two years later he was invited to return to exhibit his work in dialogue with the spiritual place

and destruction

The stoked skeleton and hyper-colored sunset embody Christian’s punk-rock sensibility and attention-grabbing aerials

these works link ecology and myths of the African diaspora

Published to coincide with a solo show of Noland’s new work at Gagosian

Roy Lichtenstein: Profile Head Enamel Pin Alexis Adler Fifty-two years later he wasThis raised metal enamel pin featuring Profile Head (1988) by Roy Lichtenstein was produced in conjunction with Lichtenstein Remembered at Gagosian, 980 Madison Avenue, New York. Presenting sculptures and related studies by Lichtenstein, the exhibition was organized to commemorate the centenary of the artists birth. Capturing the outline of a womans face draped in flowing blond tresses, Profile Head depicts the female form in Lichtensteins graphic,