This artist's early work, Inside Fort Laramie, was created before he largely abandoned his reliance on historical subjects.  
This artist's early work, Inside Fort Laramie, was created before he largely abandoned his reliance on historical subjects.  Outside his normal field, his Ceramic Sculptures series largely consisted of saucers and cups stacked on top of each other.  This artist used a broken hanger in place of a cigarette in a parody of a no smoking sign for his Collage for Pro Choice (+) Button Design, while four nude women play the titular sport in one of his final works, Beach Scene with Volleyball.  Besides painting several Girl with Tears, (*) he'd add incongruous white strokes of paint over his most iconic images in the Brushstroke series.  In a well known work, a blond woman holds a white glove to her face and wonders about someone's illness, while a plane explodes in perhaps his best known painting, which employs a Ben Day dot technique.  FTP, identify this Pop Artist behind Drowning Girl and Whaam!, largescale versions of scenes from comics.
This artist's early work, Inside Fort Laramie, was created before he largely abandoned his reliance on historical subjects.  
Roy Fox {Lichtenstein}