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- 13facb91268c3aa9d896cd855e0e1edb3368a7153f488c68f8265e6ea17e8a23 author "Waldman".
- 13facb91268c3aa9d896cd855e0e1edb3368a7153f488c68f8265e6ea17e8a23 chapter "Murals, 1964–93".
- 13facb91268c3aa9d896cd855e0e1edb3368a7153f488c68f8265e6ea17e8a23 isCitedBy Mural_with_Blue_Brushstroke.
- 13facb91268c3aa9d896cd855e0e1edb3368a7153f488c68f8265e6ea17e8a23 page "353".
- 13facb91268c3aa9d896cd855e0e1edb3368a7153f488c68f8265e6ea17e8a23 quote "Although the scale of the five-story-high mural was huge, he approached it much as he did his easel work. Once he had selected the motifs, he made a series of drawings and then collaged them together to make a maquette, measuring 34.25 by 17.5 inches, which became the working plan for the actual mural. The maquette was projected onto the surface of the plaster wall and its outlines were filled in with black tape. The mural took six weeks to execute. Under Lichtenstein's supervision, his assistants David Lichtenstein, [Robert] McKeever, Arch O'Learhy, [Brian] O'Leary, [James] di Pasquale, and Fernando Pomalaza completed the work in January 1986.".