Lichtenstein: A Retrospective

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Private Collection © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein/DACS 2012 

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Mon May 20
  • £14.
    • 10:00
  • Address:

    Tate Modern Bankside
    England
    London
    SE1 9TG

  • Phone:

    020 7887 8888

  • Website:

    www.tate.org.uk

  • Opening hours:

    10am-6pm daily, until 10pm Fri; last admission 45 mins before closing

  • Transport:

    Tube: Southwark/Blackfriars

  • Map

    1. Tate Modern
      • Bankside
        England
        London
        SE1 9TG
      • 020 7887 8888
      • www.tate.org.uk
      • 51.507469, -0.100129
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Tue May 21
  • £14.
    • 10:00
  • Address:

    Tate Modern Bankside
    England
    London
    SE1 9TG

  • Phone:

    020 7887 8888

  • Website:

    www.tate.org.uk

  • Opening hours:

    10am-6pm daily, until 10pm Fri; last admission 45 mins before closing

  • Transport:

    Tube: Southwark/Blackfriars

  • Map

    1. Tate Modern
      • Bankside
        England
        London
        SE1 9TG
      • 020 7887 8888
      • www.tate.org.uk
      • 51.507469, -0.100129
Wed May 22
  • £14.
    • 10:00
  • Address:

    Tate Modern Bankside
    England
    London
    SE1 9TG

  • Phone:

    020 7887 8888

  • Website:

    www.tate.org.uk

  • Opening hours:

    10am-6pm daily, until 10pm Fri; last admission 45 mins before closing

  • Transport:

    Tube: Southwark/Blackfriars

  • Map

    1. Tate Modern
      • Bankside
        England
        London
        SE1 9TG
      • 020 7887 8888
      • www.tate.org.uk
      • 51.507469, -0.100129
Thu May 23
  • £14.
    • 10:00
  • Address:

    Tate Modern Bankside
    England
    London
    SE1 9TG

  • Phone:

    020 7887 8888

  • Website:

    www.tate.org.uk

  • Opening hours:

    10am-6pm daily, until 10pm Fri; last admission 45 mins before closing

  • Transport:

    Tube: Southwark/Blackfriars

  • Map

    1. Tate Modern
      • Bankside
        England
        London
        SE1 9TG
      • 020 7887 8888
      • www.tate.org.uk
      • 51.507469, -0.100129
Fri May 24
  • £14.
    • 10:00
  • Address:

    Tate Modern Bankside
    England
    London
    SE1 9TG

  • Phone:

    020 7887 8888

  • Website:

    www.tate.org.uk

  • Opening hours:

    10am-6pm daily, until 10pm Fri; last admission 45 mins before closing

  • Transport:

    Tube: Southwark/Blackfriars

  • Map

    1. Tate Modern
      • Bankside
        England
        London
        SE1 9TG
      • 020 7887 8888
      • www.tate.org.uk
      • 51.507469, -0.100129
Sat May 25
  • £14.
    • 10:00
  • Address:

    Tate Modern Bankside
    England
    London
    SE1 9TG

  • Phone:

    020 7887 8888

  • Website:

    www.tate.org.uk

  • Opening hours:

    10am-6pm daily, until 10pm Fri; last admission 45 mins before closing

  • Transport:

    Tube: Southwark/Blackfriars

  • Map

    1. Tate Modern
      • Bankside
        England
        London
        SE1 9TG
      • 020 7887 8888
      • www.tate.org.uk
      • 51.507469, -0.100129
Sun May 26
  • £14.
    • 10:00
  • Address:

    Tate Modern Bankside
    England
    London
    SE1 9TG

  • Phone:

    020 7887 8888

  • Website:

    www.tate.org.uk

  • Opening hours:

    10am-6pm daily, until 10pm Fri; last admission 45 mins before closing

  • Transport:

    Tube: Southwark/Blackfriars

  • Map

    1. Tate Modern
      • Bankside
        England
        London
        SE1 9TG
      • 020 7887 8888
      • www.tate.org.uk
      • 51.507469, -0.100129
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  • Totally disagree. My experience of the show was that he found a great style, then used it over the rest of his career to systematically and intelligently explore a range of themes common to art. It was excellent.

    Tom Mon Apr 22
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  • Lichenstein came out from the shadow cast by the Abstract Expressionists,finding a new language,topical,popular,mass media-based in comic book culture,removed from the Romantic conception of the previous generation,removed from the self.He got there before Warhol,who realized this man was better at doing comic book heroes,and then moved onto Cambell's soup cans.Lichtenstein started out as a copyist and went onto to superbly articulate a world of fantasy,yet based on the real world,with marvelous bright primary,colours,making sociological comments on the age he lived in.He moved on to do landscapes and abstracted interiors,and mock-ups of the major atrists of his age(Picasso,Mondrian etc).He outlived most of the people of his generation,and his work has survived the passing fashions and still gives a thrill.

    J.Jardine Thu Mar 7
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