Roy Lichtenstein Retrospective at Tate Modern

Roy Lichtenstein, a pivotal figure in pop art, is renowned for his comic book-inspired paintings. His work, which blends popular culture with fine art, remains relevant today. Despite initial criticism, Lichtenstein's style became iconic, starting with 'Look Mickey,' a piece inspired by his son's challenge. His career spanned nearly 40 years, marked by a unique sense of irony and humor. Although he faced detractors in the 1960s, his work ultimately left a multi-million-pound legacy.

What was the reaction of Life Magazine to Lichtenstein's work in 1964?

In what way did Lichtenstein's work reflect the collision between high art and popular culture?