Originally painted in 1991, this artwork reflects how Pop Art evolved beyond comic strips into layered interior scenes. This recycled tote bag blends Roy Lichtenstein’s signature Ben-Day dots, bold outlines, and vivid color blocks into a striking architectural composition. Flattened, stylized and slightly surreal. For these interiors, Lichtenstein combined elements from design magazines, advertisements and his own sketches, creating spaces that feel familiar, yet don’t exist in real life. Art, reassembled. Carry the scene. ROY LICHTENSTEIN Roommates, 1991 © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein / DACS 2026 @ TATE
Originally painted in 1991, this artwork reflects how Pop Art evolved beyond comic strips into layered interior scenes. This recycled tote bag blends Roy Lichtenstein’s signature Ben-Day dots, bold outlines, and vivid color blocks into a striking architectural composition. Flattened, stylized and slightly surreal. For these interiors, Lichtenstein combined elements from design magazines, advertisements and his own sketches, creating spaces that feel familiar, yet don’t exist in real life. Art, reassembled. Carry the scene. ROY LICHTENSTEIN Roommates, 1991 © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein / DACS 2026 @ TATE