Where the Artist’s Works Are Held
Works by Roy Lichtenstein in the permanent collections of selected area museums.
Museum of Contemporary Art
“Storming the Castle”
1950
Engraving, ed. 3/25
“Battle Scene”
1951
Pastel on paper
“Mother and Child”
1951
Oil on board
“Indian With Pony”
1953
Woodcut, ed. 24/25
“Cowboy”
1957
Oil on canvas
“Navajo, Seated”
1957
Crayon and tempera on paper
“Lady”
1960
Oil on canvas
“Calendar”
1962
Oil on canvas
“The Grip”
1962
Oil on canvas
“Man With Folded Arms”
1962
Oil on canvas
“Standing Rib”
1962
Oil on canvas
“Study for Sunrise”
1964
Felt-tip pens on paper
“Seascape”
1966
Mixed-media
“New York Collection for Stockholm: Untitled”
1973
Two-color silkscreen, ed. 199/300
“Goldfish Bowl”
1981
Woodcut, ed. 9/30
“Two Paintings: Sleeping Muse”
1983
Woodcut, lithograph, screenprint, ed. 53/60
Norton Simon Museum (Pasadena)
“Big Modern Painting (For Expo ‘67)”
1967
Oil and magna on canvas
“Long Modern Sculpture”
1969
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Polished brass in four sections
L.A. County Museum of Art
“The Melody Hurts My Reverie”
1965
Silkscreen
Bicentennial Print
1975
Silkscreen
“Six Still Lifes” (6 prints)
(1974)
“Girl With Cherries and Apples”
“Pitcher With Fruit and Windmill in Background”
“Coffee Pot and Potted Plant”
“Pitcher, String of Beads and Figures”
“Cheese, Bananas and Lemons”
“Lobster, Nets, Starfish and Shells”
Litho and silkscreen
“Haystacks #1”
1969
Litho
“Sunrise”
1967
Enamel on metal
“Offset Fine Art Olympic Poster”
1982
Litho
“Six Piece Place Setting”
1966
Stoneware
“View from the Window”
1985
Litho/woodblock/silkscreen
“Fish and Sky”
1967
Gelatin silver and silkscreen
“Interior Series” (8 prints)
“Bedroom”
“La Sortie”
“The Den”
“The Living Room”
“Red Lamps”
“Modern Room”
“Yellow Vase”
“Blue Floor”
1991
Litho/woodcut/silkscreen
“Reflections on Soda Fountain”
1991
Screenprint
“Mirror”
1990
Screenprint
“Wall Paper with Blue Floor Interior”
1990
Screenprint
“Three Plates”
1976
Paper
“Water Lily”
1993
Screenprint
“Turkey Shopping Bag”
1964
Silkscreen on shopping bag
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