Artist: Roy Lichtenstein
Profile: Roy Lichtenstein was born in the USA in 1923.  He created the imagery that has the widest appeal of the work produced by the American Pop artists during the 1960's.  He studied at the Art Students League and the Ohio State University.

Drowning Girl - Silkscreen print

If this paper print is not a stock item we expect to dispatch within 6/10 working days.
Stock prints are normally despatched with 24 hours
Available in the sizes shown below
 
 

Quality Paper Prints
Lichtenstein Drowning Girl KL291 120x141cm (silkscreen print) (47"x 56") This print is to order - Paper print
£39.99
Carefully wrapped and packed in a tube
Lichtenstein Drowning Girl KL365 60x68.5cm
(24"x 27") This print is a stock item - Paper print

£16.99
Carefully wrapped and packed in a tube
     

Canvas Prints below, these are produced to order - click here for details & International Sales


Sorry - We cannot re-produce the large size (120x141cm) to canvas shown above

Lichtenstein Drowning Girl KL365 55x55cm On canvas
No frame - This print is produced to order

£59.00
Carefully wrapped and packed in a tube
Stretcher frame for the canvas above - UK only
£25.00
Stretched on a frame
and securely packed
     

** Shipping (Carriage) of Canvas transfer prints **
Carriage within the UK is 5.95 for any one or more canvas Prints. Please select this at the checkout
 For overseas shipping for canvas prints please click here for information.
     

The canvas is flat and carefully rolled and wrapped inside a tube for your local framer to finish unless you have chosen for it to be mounted on a wooden frame ready for hanging or framing

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Silkscreen, or serigraphs as called in the USA, are are a modern development of stencil printing. They are made up of 20-40 screens which are built up in the same order as the artist would create the picture, with each shade being approved individually. Using this many screens gives the prints a distinctive textured quality.
The printing process involves paint being brushed with a squeegee thorough a fine silk screen or other fine fabric, held taut in a wooden frame and masked in place by an impervious lacquer. The excess is then wiped away and the process is repeated with the next screen until the final image has been created.