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‘What could be discovered? What is new there?’: blockbuster exhibition celebrates Roy Lichtenstein

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The often-criticised pop artist is the focus of a monumental new survey including rarely seen pieces and ambitious new restagings at New York’s Whitney Museum When the American artist Roy Lichtenstein created his monumental Greene Street Mural in 198…

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  • The often-criticised pop artist is the focus of a monumental new survey including rarely seen pieces and ambitious new restagings at New York’s Whitney Museum When the American artist Roy Lichtenstein created his monumental Greene Street Mural in 198…
  • Reported by The Guardian and published Sun, 11 Oct 2026 09:00:22 UTC.

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  3. ‘What could be discovered? What is new there?’: blockbuster exhibition celebrates Roy Lichtenstein

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