Roy Lichtenstein “Little Aloha” Ca' Pesaro International Modern Art Gallery in Venice Italy

Painting - Acrylic on canvas (112 x 107 cm) 1962

Lichtenstein Little Aloha Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997) was one of the greatest artists of American Pop Art.

Lichtenstein influenced many of his contemporaries, artists, designers and advertisers, and he is present at the International Gallery of Modern Art in Venice with his painting “Little Aloha”.

His very personal style, which mixes comics and typographical fabric, managed to overcome the walls of galleries and museums to infiltrate our everyday life through posters and objects of everyday life.

Under an appearance of simplicity, his paintings and, indeed, this one are real masterpieces.

Lichtenstein Little Aloha Everything is calculated, weighed, laid, measured to create a breathtaking final effect of presence.

His “Little Aloha” is in front of us, and she looks at us.

She tempts us with her red lips open on her beautiful searing smile that occupies the painting's centre.

Aloha's charm emanates from her eyes, her gaze, her rounded shoulder, the softness of the curves surrounded by flowers and foliage mixed with her hair designed like other flowers and foliage.

The small apparent pink dots' typographical frame makes her skin vibrate and gives all its radiance to her magnificent smile.

A painting that explodes in the room where it is exhibited, unique!

Lichtenstein Little Aloha