Roy Lichtenstein: Morton A. Mort (Black State) Jeremy Deller foregrounding her interest in sequencing

foregrounding her interest in sequencing

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Rounding out the issue are features on Albert Oehlen

The publication features an essay by curator and art historian John Elderfield that examines this new inspiration

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Roy Lichtenstein: Morton A. Mort (Black State) Jeremy Deller foregrounding her interest in sequencingMorton A. Mort (Black State) (1981) is one of seven prints from Roy Lichtensteins German Expressionist portfolio, the artists first major series of woodcuts. Made in collaboration with Gemini G. E. L., the series translates the style of early twentieth century German Expressionismexemplified by artists of the Die Brcke group such as Erich Heckel, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, and Max Pechsteininto Lichtensteins distinctive Pop idiom. Lichtenstein was