LEGO renditions of Lichtenstein's work just seem so fitting, because pop art is all about objects and media from the mass culture. I think he would appreciate these, since he also parodied the paintings of other artists, like
his rendition of Van Gogh's Bedroom at Arles. Also his use of solid bold colors matches the LEGO palette well. And so, here is a little gallery of additional LEGO versions of Lichtenstein works:
Brick DeeZines, who made one of the versions of Girl with a Hair Ribbon noted yesterday, also made a version of
Pop!, a cover that Lichtenstein created on commission for a 1966 issue of Newsweek that featured pop artists:
Eugene Tan, also featured yesterday, made this version of
Whaam!:
And here's a version that is on display at
Legoland Windsor:
John Hildebrand made versions of
Sunrise:
and
Clouds and Sea:
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