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- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 author "Waldman, Diane".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 first "Diane".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 isCitedBy Artists_Studioxe2x80x94Look_Mickey.
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 isCitedBy As_I_Opened_Fire.
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 isCitedBy Cubist_Still_Life_with_Lemons.
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 isCitedBy Girl_in_Mirror.
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 isCitedBy Golf_Ball.
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 isbn "88-435-7287-3".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 last "Waldman".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 page "25".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 page "29".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 page "39".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 page "41".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 page "43".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 pages "21–23".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 publisher "Electa".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 quote "...the earlier series is meant to look traditional – that is, three-dimensional – while this series was meant to look flat. In Still Life with Lemons, however, there is just the hint of volume created by the overlapping planes of the image and by the reflection in the red form located behind the pitcher.".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 quote "Between 1963 and 1965, Lichtenstein produced a group of works in enamel, such as Girl in Mirror, 1964 . The subway signs he saw in New York inspired the hard finish and reflective surface. With the hard, slick enamel, Lichtenstein accomplished two objectives: he was able to move closer to achieving the look of mechanical perfection that he could only suggest in paintings of the period, and he reinforced the role of the two-dimensional image as an object. Girl in Mirror helped inspire a series of ceramic heads, which he began in 1965.".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 quote "From 1974 to 1976, Lichtenstein experimented with a variety of approaches to still life. In Still Life with Lemons, 1975, he combined some of the Cubists' favorite motifs - pitcher, bowl of fruit, and faux wood grain - with some of his own, such as sections of the primary colors red, yellow, and blue, portions of an entablature, and a pattern of diagonal stripes.".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 title "Roy Lichtenstein: Reflections".
- books?vid=ISBN88-435-7287-3 year "1999".