Dane Fine Art Presents Prints, Lithographs by Roy Lichtenstein and Joan Miró This December

Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein was a significant figure in the 1960s American art scene. His works were influenced by popular comic strips and advertising styles. Lichtenstein’s The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, an original serigraph on BFK Rives paper, is a key highlight of the upcoming Dane Fine Art sale. In this circular composition, the artist showed a limited range of colors to portray a Roman column, a bridge, and a man in front of buildings. With a palette including yellow, green, and red, Lichtenstein used black lines and Ben-Day dots to depict two-dimensional objects. Two original lithographs by Joan Miró from Le lézard aux plumes d’or also lead the listings. Both works portray colorful dots and shapes in an artistic language that is characteristic of Miró’s style. The artist’s abstract art decodes ideas into colors and shapes that are deceptively simple.

The sale also features Itzchak Tarkay’s Lady in Red, an original cast bronze sculpture. Tarkay was considered a leading figure in the contemporary figurative movement. He was known for his perceptive artworks depicting women socialites as important subjects. To view the complete catalog and register to bid online, visit Bidsquare and browse other online auctions.