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[Aman619]

and crazy old Picasso, early and late:

 

[Aman619]

these artists abandoned the realism thats (often) demanded of them by the public that cannot draw.  We've had photography for almost 200 years. Fertile minds have ben seeking others ways of seeing in that time.  As well as hucksters trying to make a buck. 

Edited December 6, 2021 by Aman619

[Aman619]

and I could be wrong about Lichtenstein's drawing prowess.  cant find images of early work online that makes my case... But I bet he was darn good in High school. Better than average anyway.  : )

 

[kav]

On 12/5/2021 at 9:46 PM, FatComicMafia said:

The Dadaist were all doing this roughly 50 years prior to Lichtenstein and the Pop artists. 

Dada and Pop art are 2 entirenly different movements.

[kav]

On 12/6/2021 at 12:35 AM, Aman619 said:

and I could be wrong about Lichtenstein's drawing prowess.  cant find images of early work online that makes my case... But I bet he was darn good in High school. Better than average anyway.  : )

 

I believe he was more like a proficient sign painter.  You can see that he copies say Romita but cant get anywhere near as good.  

[Randall Dowling]

On 12/6/2021 at 2:12 AM, Aman619 said:

Picasso was a brilliant "realistic painter" when young,

This is correct.

On 12/6/2021 at 2:12 AM, Aman619 said:

he changed as he grew, became the poster child for artists who cant draw

This is not.  It's an incredibly common mistake that laypeople make and reflects not understanding the many things he was exploring.

On 12/6/2021 at 2:12 AM, Aman619 said:

Another saying in art schools was that had he died at 30 he would have been even MORE greatly admired. 

Nobody ever said anything close to this when I was in school.  Again, reflects a deep lack of understanding what he was after in later work.

On 12/6/2021 at 2:12 AM, Aman619 said:

I haven't see any examples (mainly because Im not an art historian) but Id wager that Lichtenstein (like Mondrian whose early work I have seen) was actually a pretty impressive draughtsman (realistically speaking)

These are dubious statements but I get it, you like his work and think he's great.  To each their own.  FTR, Mondrian's later geometric work isn't some evolution from studying trees.  He saw what Chicago architects were doing with stained glass, copied it onto a canvas and called it fine art.  So, I guess in some ways, he has more in common with Lichtenstein than one might think.

I'm sorry, but if there was ever a forgettable art movement, it was the Dadaists.  But yes, I'm sure they served as a precedent for the pretenders that followed. Everything they produced was some kind of joke, an exercise in self-celebration at how clever the artist thought they were.  But perhaps more importantly, required is some sort of essay to explain it, which is in itself, a pretty big artistic failing.  Pretty far off from my definitions of great art but that's just me.

I am personally not a literalist (even though I can appreciate the work of Chuck Close and I'm also a big fan of photography as an art form).  I'm a modernist and an abstractionist.  But the ability for people to not understand the difference between those things and Pop Art, Avant-gardism, Dadaists, or any of the other clever little joke movements is incredibly pervasive.  The one thing that they all have in common is that the joke being told, is on you the viewer.  And it's amazing how many people have no clue that they're being laughed at.  

Lest you have any doubts about my assertions, witness this quote by Lichtenstein himself in 1972:

"I think my work is different from comic strips – but I wouldn't call it transformation; I don't think that whatever is meant by it is important to art."

These aren't words of principle or conviction.  He was just looking for something that would stick.  And his appropriation of comic panels did.  Reading more into it than that is all just rationalization for liking it.

Edited December 6, 2021 by Randall Dowling
there, their, they're...

[kav]

On 12/6/2021 at 11:26 AM, Randall Dowling said:

"I think my work is different from comic strips – but I wouldn't call it transformation; I don't think that whatever is meant by it is important to art."

Neither did Van Gogh or even Da Vinci.  That's kind of what makes it art.  The artist not thinking it is 'art' but just doing it for the joy or in Da Vinci's case to also make a living.  Spot on abt the Dadaists.

[William-James88]

On 11/24/2021 at 8:59 PM, Ares said:

The Ultimate Irony would be to license the images directly from the publisher and then sell the larger images on a tshirt. The Lichtenstein estate cant do anything

I would LOVE THAT. Although, I think these are all public domain right? So anyone could do T-shirts.

[kav]

To my mind its art if:
There is technical expertise
The person really enjoys doing it
It is on some flat surface.  No welding a bunch of **** together and calling it art.  That would be crafts.  Sculpture is sculpture.
The person would do it whether it makes money or not.
It has some element of originality-no paint by numbers or clown paintings.
Person has been doing it for minimum of 5 years.  No "Gee I wanna be an artist here goes!"
 

[Aman619]

On 12/6/2021 at 2:26 PM, Randall Dowling said:

This is correct.

This is not.  It's an incredibly common mistake that laypeople make and reflects not understanding the many things he was exploring.

Nobody ever said anything close to this when I was in school.  Again, reflects a deep lack of understanding what he was after in later work.

These are dubious statements but I get it, you like his work and think he's great.  To each their own.  FTR, Mondrian's later geometric work isn't some evolution from studying trees.  He saw what Chicago architects were doing with stained glass, copied it onto a canvas and called it fine art.  So, I guess in some ways, he has more in common with Lichtenstein than one might think.

I'm sorry, but if there was ever a forgettable art movement, it was the Dadaists.  But yes, I'm sure they served as a precedent for the pretenders that followed. Everything they produced was some kind of joke, an exercise in self-celebration at how clever the artist thought they were.  But perhaps more importantly, required is some sort of essay to explain it, which is in itself, a pretty big artistic failing.  Pretty far off from my definitions of great art but that's just me.

I am personally not a literalist (even though I can appreciate the work of Chuck Close and I'm also a big fan of photography as an art form).  I'm a modernist and an abstractionist.  But the ability for people to not understand the difference between those things and Pop Art, Avant-gardism, Dadaists, or any of the other clever little joke movements is incredibly pervasive.  The one thing that they all have in common is that the joke being told, is on you the viewer.  And it's amazing how many people have no clue that they're being laughed at.  

Lest you have any doubts about my assertions, witness this quote by Lichtenstein himself in 1972:

"I think my work is different from comic strips – but I wouldn't call it transformation; I don't think that whatever is meant by it is important to art."

These aren't words of principle or conviction.  He was just looking for something that would stick.  And his appropriation of comic panels did.  Reading more into it than that is all just rationalization for liking it.

I wasn’t saying Picasso sought to be or thought of himself that way… but it’s how the public perceived his abstract works toward the end.

‘’and yes, in my art school they said it all the time!  Maybe not yours.  Or maybe you went decades later when it wasn’t said anymore.

I agree Dadaists we’re attention seeking nihilists!  But I think they were mentioned because they weren’t painting anything, so they were sort of a precursor of modern non painted stuff we see today.  Not a direct line, but onto something.

true, people have no clue they are being laughed at.  But these artists are only interacting with “the masses” after first securing the support and funds from the ART establishment  that’s when their work is “news” by way of big $$ sales and the media alerts the public, and they react . ‘My kid could do that, or “that’s not art’ Etc  

interesting that Lichty quote.  I like his works, but he does look like someone who would say that having long ago secured his lofty status  

 

 

Edited December 7, 2021 by Aman619

[kav]

On 12/6/2021 at 4:07 PM, Aman619 said:

I agree Dadaists we’re attention seeking nihilists!

Omg youre a dadaist?

[FatComicMafia]

On 12/6/2021 at 9:29 AM, kav said:

Dada and Pop art are 2 entirenly different movements.

Yes, but the Dadaist appropriated first. The Readymade relates to Pop Art, as Warhol would say, (like Duchamp's multiples), I have my assistant do it, my hand is removed, my assistant could do it, a machine could print it, I like being removed from it. And later...Jeff Koons who does not paint, yet sells his signed paintings for six figures. I know of someone who was hired to make some of his paintings while just out of art school for like $25 an hour at the time.

It's a bit like Michael Golden, then Todd McFarlane and all the hacks that mimicked Todd, for that nearly Japanese animated style with enlarged eyes, pug noses, crazy spiral webs, lots of webs, line work, and then contortionists like action pose.

I am sure I'm leaving others out, but you get the gist.

Pop Art is a revision of Dadaism. A comment on society, commercialism, a way of seeing, perception and re-contextualization.  

Plus, Liechtenstein had a bone to pick with former military superior who was comic book artist. And yes, Liechtenstein approprioated some of his images.

A catalyst of some sort?

 

But yes, Duchamp's urinal turned upside down and titled, "Fountain" is not unlike re-interpreting a comicstrip into a painting/high art.

Edited December 7, 2021 by FatComicMafia

[djzombi]

Gotta love when Marvel tried to bring it full-circle and put the "POP ART" corner stamp on their books to cash in!  

[chrisco37]

On 12/6/2021 at 6:01 PM, kav said:

It is on some flat surface.  No welding a bunch of **** together and calling it art.  That would be crafts.  Sculpture is sculpture.

 

Edited December 29, 2021 by chrisco37

[FanBoyOfMarve'nDC]

On 11/24/2021 at 1:32 PM, ThatNerdyCanuck said:

I've been attempting to compile a list of all the comic issues Roy Lichtenstein used for inspiration (ripped-off) for his art work, as I can't seem to find a master list anywhere! I know I am missing a whole bunch, but here is a small list of the ones I know of off the top of my head. Please feel free to add whichever ones I missed out on!

Falling In Love #41 - Thinking of Him

Girls' Romance #78 - In the Car

Girls' Romances #81 - We Rose up Slowly

Girls' Romances #97 - Anxious Girl, Kiss 5, Good Morning Darling

Girls' Romance #105 - Sleeping Girl

Girls Romances #110 - M-Maybe

Heart Throbs #79 - Sound of Music

Heart Throbs #82 - Nurse

Heart Throbs #84 - Kiss with Clouds

Secret Hearts #83 - Drowning Girl

Secret Hearts 88 - Oh All Right, Crying Girl

Young Love v5#6 [31] - The Ring Engagement

Young Love v6#1 [32] - Kiss 3, Diptych, Forget it Forget Me

Young Romance [116] v15#2 - Masterpiece, I Know...Brad

Men of War #89 - Whaam!

Men of War #90 - As I Opened Fire

Our Fighting Forces #68 - Sand Fleas!

Our Fighting Forces #69 - Arrrrrff!

Our Fighting Forces #71 - Torpedo...Los!

G.I Combat #94 - Okay Hot-Shot, Okay

Strange Suspense Stories #72 - Brushstrokes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I'd like to add Adventure Is My Career which is the source of Mr. Bellamy ,swiped by Lichtenstein in 1961, to the list of Roy Lichtenstein source books in this thread.

On an additional note, there is some pretty interesting history on how R.L's "Mr. Bellamy", ties into this source book.

During research of this book, I picked up that Lichtenstien's  "Mr. Bellamy" in the speech bubble of this work, altered from "Charles Faber" in the original source from this book (see images below) is a tip of the hat to an associate of Lichtenstien's.

Richard "MR." Bellamy, an art talent & art dealer scout whom had a signifigant impact on Lichtenstien's early career path, and from what I picked up in research, Bellamy was key in getting Lichtenstien his first showings.

One can venture a good guess that the title of this comic likely struck Lichtenstien as fitting and ironic.

I don't believe most Lichtenstien swipe collectors are aware of this book.





 

 

 

 

Edited October 24, 2022 by FanBoyOfMarve'nDC

[FanBoyOfMarve'nDC]

 

I should note that I didn't discover this Lichtenstein swipe myself, I only found the two postings from art historian David Barsalou. Though, that's not hard to see as the two links in my post right above say as much if clicked on.

Barsalou created the Deconstructing Lichtenstein site in the 1990's and is considered to be the foremost expert on Lichtenstien swipes; he's studied Lichtenstien since the mid 1970's.
 

This is one of the rare occasions that Barsalou publically answered an email from a reader,  that inquired as to Lichtenstein's source for Mr. Bellamy.....

.....in fact, I am unaware of him answering,  or stating anywhere, the sources of any of Lichtenstien's swipes other than this book, along with Girls Romances 105 and Secret Hearts #83.

I have spent collectively 100's of hours over the past 3 years researching Lichtenstein source material books, and tracking copies down for purchase, nowhere near Barsalou but I've made this into a pet project of mine.
 

That said, here's one of the two references I found for this work being a nod to an art scout & art dealer associate of Lichtenstein's, named Richard Bellamy.

I didn't save the other reference, or at least I didn't tag it correctly in my bookmarks.

But I'll add it here if I'm able to dig it up again. I just re-read it 2 days ago while refreshing my memory on details WRT this source, so a should be able to find it, though this New York Times article covers the same ground.

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/24/arts/design/MR.-bellamy-the-man-hiding-at-the-center-of-everything.html

 

Edited October 24, 2022 by FanBoyOfMarve'nDC

[SOTIcollector]

Whew!  Okay, I think I'm just about ready to emerge from the Lichtenstein rabbit hole.

I went to the ImageDuplicator site and noted Lichtenstein's works that seem to have a comics source, along with any attribution that the site provides for the sources.

Then I spent a bunch of time with David Barsalou's amazing "Deconstructing Roy Lichtenstein", adding artist attribution where he's found it.

Then I went through this thread and did some Googling to try to fill in some gaps.  What I have is a list of Lichtenstein works, artists, and sources.  I'll be posting that here once I get some of my notes cleaned up.  Here's a teaser of the artists:

Jack Abel
Tony Abruzzo
Ross Andru
MR. Ayers
Martin Branner
Myron Fass
Ted Galindo
MR. Giordano
Jerry Grandenetti
Bob Grant and Bob Botten
Russ Heath
Gil Kane
Mel Keefer
Jack Kirby
Joe Kubert
Rocco Mastroserio
Bill Molno
Irv Novick
William Overgaard
Arthur Peddy
Jay Scott Pike
Bruno Premiani
John Prentice
Howard Purcell
John Romita
Bud Sagendorf
Mike Sekowsky
George Tuska

[SOTIcollector]

On 1/20/2023 at 8:27 AM, SOTIcollector said:

Whew!  Okay, I think I'm just about ready to emerge from the Lichtenstein rabbit hole.

I went to the ImageDuplicator site and noted Lichtenstein's works that seem to have a comics source, along with any attribution that the site provides for the sources.

Then I spent a bunch of time with David Barsalou's amazing "Deconstructing Roy Lichtenstein", adding artist attribution where he's found it.

Then I went through this thread and did some Googling to try to fill in some gaps.  What I have is a list of Lichtenstein works, artists, and sources. 

Whew.  I have a bunch of information in Excel, and have struggled with a way to present it here that is legible.  I went with having the Excel create an HTML table.  I think that works well, but I'm open to suggestions if you know of a better way to get data like this displayed.

First off, here are ones that I could find that have been identified. 

Each row represents a painting or other work by Lichtenstein, except in the cases where multiple rows are needed because the painting had multiple sources.  I included most of the attributions I found, even if the attribution seemed to be incorrect.  When I seemed to be incorrect, I noted it as such in the "notes" column.

I would have loved to include images of all of the works noted here. However, I've read that the Lichtenstein estate works hard to prevent such use of Lichtenstein's work (even when it's a work that he copied from somebody else), so I'm just putting URLs here where you can find those images if you wish.

 

 

 

Source Title	Source Issue	Date Text	Artist	Lichtenstein Painting or work	Painting Year	Painting URL	Source of Painting URL	Notes
Adventure Is My Career	nn		Mel Keefer	Mr. Bellamy	1961	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0058_01.jpg
All American Men of War	89	January-62	Russ Heath	Blam [Plane image]	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0070_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20071_01.jpg
All American Men of War	89	January-62	Russ Heath	Brattata	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0075_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20071_01.jpg
All American Men of War	89	January-62	Jerry Grandenetti	Jet Pilot	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/3163_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20075_02.jpg
All American Men of War	89	January-62	Russ Heath	Okay, Hot -Shot, Okay [incoming plane]	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/1200_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21920_01.jpg
All American Men of War	89	January-62	Russ Heath	Okay, Hot -Shot, Okay [text "okay hot shot"]	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/1200_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21920_01.jpg
All American Men of War	89	January-62		Whaam! [exploding plane]	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0137_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20072_01.jpg
All American Men of War	90	March-62	Jerry Grandenetti	As I opened Fire…	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0074_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20077_01.jpg
All American Men of War	90	March-62	Ross Andru	Bratatat!	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0280_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20078_01.jpg
All American Men of War	90	March-62	Russ Heath	Okay, Hot -Shot, Okay [text "voomp"]	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/1200_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20154_01.jpg
All American Men of War	90	March-62	Ross Andru	Von Karp	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/2071_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20079_02.jpg
All American Men of War	90	March-62		Whaam! [foreground plane]	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0137_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20076_02.jpg
All American Men of War	106	November-64		Blam [Text "Blam"]	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0070_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20135_01.jpg	ERROR. Painting was in 1962; ImageDuplicator says the text image is from this comic, but the comic was published in 1964.
Atom	6	April-63	Gil Kane	Fastest Gun	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0124_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21578_01.jpg
Atom	6	April-63	Gil Kane	Trigger Finger	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0128_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21580_01.jpg
Battlefield Action	40	February-62	Bill Molno	Takka Takka	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0081_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20047_01.jpg
Billy the Kid	43	December-63	Rocco Mastroserio	Foot and Hand	1964			Barsalou shows two possible source images by Mastroserio. Only this one has a cowboy boot, so this appears to be the correct source.
Buck Rogers comic strip		unknown	George Tuska	Emeralds	1961	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0060_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21915_01.jpg
Falling In Love	41	March-61		Pendant [2 of 2]	1965			ImageDuplicator has two similar images as sources, but neither is an exact match. That's why this Lichtenstein work has two rows.
Falling In Love	41	March-61	Tony Abruzzo	Thinking of Him	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0139_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20086_01.jpg
G.I Combat	94	June-62	Russ Heath	Okay, Hot -Shot, Okay [pilot face]	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/1200_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21921_01.jpg
Girls' Romances	78	September-61	Tony Abruzzo	Cold Shoulder	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0734_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21887_01.jpg	Imageduplicator shows two different source images, each of which seems to have this same woman. Barsalou seems to show a third image (with a different word balloon).
Girls' Romances	78	September-61	Tony Abruzzo	In the Car (30 x 40 inch version)	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/1053_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20768_01.jpg
Girls' Romances	78	September-61	Tony Abruzzo	In the Car (68 x 80 inch version)	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0130_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20768_01.jpg
Girls' Romances	78	September-61	Tony Abruzzo	Kiss IV 1963	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/main.php?decade=60&year=63&work_id=127	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21889_01.jpg
Girls' Romances	81	January-62	John Romita	We Rose Up Slowly	1964
Girls' Romances	97	December-63	Tony Abruzzo	Anxious Girl	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0216_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20284_01.jpg
Girls' Romances	97	December-63	Tony Abruzzo	Betty! Betty! (study)	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/1601_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20094_02.jpg
Girls' Romances	97	December-63	Jay Scott Pike	Good Morning Darling!	1964
Girls' Romances	97	December-63	Tony Abruzzo	Him!	1964
Girls' Romances	97	December-63	Tony Abruzzo	Kiss V 1964	1964
Girls' Romances	97	December-63	Tony Abruzzo	Shipboard Girl [life preserver in background]	1965
Girls' Romances	105	December-64	Tony Abruzzo	Sleeping Girl	1964
Girls' Romances	110	July-65	Tony Abruzzo	M-Maybe	1965
Heart Throbs	79	August-62	Arthur Peddy	Sound of Music	1964
Heart Throbs	82	February-63	Arthur Peddy	Nurse	1964
Heart Throbs	84	July-63	Mike Sekowsky	Kiss with Clouds	1964
Justice League of America #12	12	June-62		Eccentric Scientist [face that appears in the ring]	1965			Perhaps I missed it, but I haven't found this yet on Barsalou's site.
Justice League of America #12	12	June-62	Mike Sekowsky	Mad Scientist	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0733_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20064_01.jpg
Little Golden Book Donald Duck Lost and Found			Bob Grant and Bob Botten	Look Mickey	1961	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0057_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21211_01.jpg
My Greatest Adventure	84	December-63	Bruno Premiani	Image Duplicator [eyes and eyebrows]	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0140_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21916_01.jpg
Our Army At War	115	February-62	Joe Kubert	Live Ammo (Take Cover!) [eye close-up image]	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0099_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20422_01.jpg
Our Army At War	115	February-62	Joe Kubert	Live Ammo (Take Cover!) [text "Take cover"]	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0099_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20423_01.jpg
Our Army At War	119	June-62	Joe Kubert	Live Ammo (Blang!) [Firing gun and "Blang" text]	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0100_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20051_01.jpg
Our Army At War	119	June-62	Joe Kubert	Live Ammo (Blang) [tank image]	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0100_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20433_01.jpg
Our Army At War	119	June-62	Joe Kubert	Scared Witless	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0108_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20432_01.jpg
Our Army At War	121	August-62	Joe Kubert	Live Ammo (Blang) ["Blang" text]	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0100_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20438_01.jpg	Perhaps I'm missing something. It looks like the entire painting came from OAAQ 119. Am I missing the piece(s) of #121 that were used?
Our Army At War	121	August-62	Joe Kubert	Live Ammo (Take Cover!) [man and ammo belt image]	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0099_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20439_01.jpg
Our Army At War	121	August-62	Joe Kubert	Live Ammo (Take Cover!) [text "Right (about) now if they're watching me..."]	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0099_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20435_01.jpg
Our Fighting Forces	66	February-62	Joe Kubert	Grrrrrrrr!	1965			ERROR! The picture at ImageDuplicator is not a match at all. Only the text partially matches. It seems likely the source is OFF #66, but ImageDuplicator just posted the wrong source image.
Our Fighting Forces	66	February-62	Joe Kubert	Live Ammo (Take Cover!) ["where did it come from" text]	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0099_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20461_01.jpg
Our Fighting Forces	68	May-62	Irv Novick	Flatten-- Sand Fleas!	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20049_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20049_02.jpg
Our Fighting Forces	69	July-62	Jerry Grandenetti	Arrrff!	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20470_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20470_02.jpg
Our Fighting Forces	69	July-62	Jerry Grandenetti	Live Ammo (Tzing!)	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0101_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20463_02.jpg
Our Fighting Forces	71	October-62	Jack Abel	Torpedo…Los! [face at periscope]	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0118_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20475_02.jpg
Our Fighting Forces	71	October-62	Jack Abel	Torpedo…Los! [periscope and background]	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0118_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20059_01.jpg
Our Fighting Forces	95	October-65	Joe Kubert	Sweet Dreams, Baby [fist]	1965			Barsalou shows two Kubert fist images that seem to be equal matches for the fist in this painting. At least one of those images came from OFF #95; the other source is not known to me.
Secret Hearts	83	November-62	Tony Abruzzo	Drowning Girl	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0117_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21213_01.jpg
Secret Hearts	83	November-62	Tony Abruzzo	Hopeless	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0116_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21212_01.jpg
Secret Hearts	88	June-63	John Romita	Crying Girl 1964	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/3352_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20099_01.jpg
Secret Hearts	88	June-63	Tony Abruzzo	Ohhh All Right	1964
Secret Hearts	88	June-63		R-R-R-R-Ring	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0724_01.jpg		Both Barsalou and ImageDuplicator have pictures of sources; none seems to be an exact match.
Secret Hearts	91	October-63		Pendant [1 of 2]	1965			ImageDuplicator has two similar images as sources, but neither is an exact match. That's why this Lichtenstein work has two rows.
Secret Hearts	124	December-67		Girl In Mirror [found at ImageDuplicator]	1964			ERROR! Painting is 1964; comic is 1967. Barsalou seems to have found the source for this; ImageDuplicator's attribution of Secret Hearts 124 seems to be incorrect, especially given that the comic didn't come out until three years after the painting.
Star Spangled War Stories	102	April-62	Jack Abel	Crak!	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/3783_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20101_01.jpg
Star Spangled War Stories	102	April-62	Irv Novick	Live Ammo (Ha! Ha! Ha!)	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0102_01.jpg		ImageDuplicator has a completely different (and incorrect) image noted as the source. Baraslou has identified the correct source.
Steve Roper comic strip	nn	August 6, 1961	William Overgaard	I can see the whole room! … And there's nobody in it!	1961	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0062_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21221_01.jpg
Strange Suspense Stories	72	October-64	MR. Giordano	Brushstrokes	1965
Sue and Sally Smith Flying Nurses	50	March-63		Kiss II 1963	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/3168_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20622_01.jpg	ERROR: ImageDuplicator posted an image from this comic, but it is clearly not the source for this painting. ImageDuplicator also posted a second possible source image, but that source is a much closer match to Kiss II (1962) than to Kiss II(1963).
Superman	158	January-63		This Must Be The Place [1 of several]	1965			A number of the futuristic buildings seem to come from Superman 158. I need to come up with a reasonable way to identify which is which.
Thimble Theater	nn	July 23,1961	Bud Sagendorf	Wimpy (Tweet)	1961	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/1040_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21903_02.jpg
Winnie Winkle	nn	July 16, 1961	Martin Branner	Engagement Ring	1961	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0076_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21215_01.jpg
X-men	1	September-63	Jack Kirby	Image Duplicator [helmet]	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0140_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21917_01.jpg
Young Love	v5#6(31)	April-62	Ted Galindo	The Ring (Engagement)	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0103_01.jpg
Young Love	v6#1(32)	June-62	Ted Galindo	Eddie Dyptych	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0095_01.jpg
Young Love	v6#1(32)	June-62	Ted Galindo	Forget It Forget Me	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0113_01.jpg
Young Love	v6#1(32)	June-62	Ted Galindo	Kiss III 1962	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0731_01.jpg
Young Romance	127	December-63	John Romita	Craig!!	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0215_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20728_01.jpg
Young Romance	v15#2(116)	February-62	Ted Galindo	I Know How You Must Feel, Brad… [ color painting]	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0126_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21930_01.jpg
Young Romance	v15#2(116)	February-62	Ted Galindo	Masterpiece	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0083_01.jpg

 

Fingers crossed that the last couple rows display correctly this time.  I've tried several things, but each time the last couple rows are out of whack.

 

Edited January 23, 2023 by SOTIcollector
Last two rows of HTML were somehow out of whack.

[SOTIcollector]

I can't figure out why the last couple rows of the table above keep coming out askew.  Something's wonky, and I've tried fixing it a few times without success.

Well, here goes the list of as-yet-unidentified works.  This includes the works posted at ImageDuplicator that seemed to me to be comics or comic related.  It does not include any of the nudes or works that seemed to me to be unrelated to comics.

Ok, comics sleuths... how many of these can you find?

 

 

Artist	Lichtenstein Painting or work	Painting Year	Painting URL	Source of Painting URL	Notes
Howard Purcell	Art in America Cover [Guy exclaiming "Great Rings of Saturn"]	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/3793_01.jpg
Tony Abruzzo	Blonde Waiting	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0008_01.jpg
Ted Galindo	Conversation	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0521_01.jpg
John Romita	Crying Girl 1963	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/3782_01.jpg
	Eccentric Scientist [image of hand and ring, sans face]	1965	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0258_01.jpg		Perhaps I missed it, but I haven't found this yet on Barsalou's site.
John Romita	Frightened Girl	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0174_01.jpg
John Prentice	Girl at Piano	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0125_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21929_01.jpg
Mike Sekowsky	Girl In Mirror (study)	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0249_01.jpg		Barsalou found a Sekowsky panel matching "Girl In Mirror (study)". That image was mirrored (really!) and altered for the final "Girl in Mirror".
John Romita	Girl with Hair Ribbon	1965	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0278_01.jpg
Mike Sekowsky	Happy Tears	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0217_01.jpg
Tony Abruzzo	I Know How You Must Feel, Brad… (b&w prelim)	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/studies/33165_01.jpg		This is a B&W image with the same title as the color "I Know How You Must Feel, Brad…", but a different image.
Tony Abruzzo	I… I'm Sorry	1966	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0351_01.jpg		Barsalou and ImageDuplicator each posted different source images; none looks like a perfect match to me.
	I…I'll Think About It	1965	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/1681_01.jpg
Mike Sekowsky	It is… With Me!	1963	https://images.fineartamerica.com/images/artworkimages/mediumlarge/3/it-is-with-me-pop-art-world.jpg
Myron Fass	Kiss I 1961	1961	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0069_01.jpg
Ted Galindo	Kiss II 1962	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0090_01.jpg
Mike Sekowsky	Kiss II 1963	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/3168_01.jpg		Barsalou and ImageDuplicator each posted different source images (you'll find ImageDuplicator's image under Kiss II from 1963). Barsalou's seems to be the correct one.
	Little Big Painting	1965			ImageDuplicator says that the source is the same source as Brushstrokes. That seems to be a stretch.
Tony Abruzzo	Matchbook with Comic Attached	1960	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/5011_01.jpg
Hy Eisman	New York World's Fair Mural (Girl in Window)	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/1331_01.jpg
Tony Abruzzo	No Thank You	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0214_01.jpg
Tony Abruzzo	Oh, Jeff… I Love You, Too… But..	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0232_01.jpg
	Pistol	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0229_01.jpg		Barsalou has some similar images, but none seems to be the… ahem… smoking gun.
	Popeye	1961	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0514_01.jpg		I need to review Barsalou's possible source images.
Joe Kubert	Reckon Not, Sir [chin]	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/3172_01.jpg		Barsalou presents two possible source images; MR. Ayers for most of the face, but Joe Kubert for the cleft chin. That's why there are two rows here.
MR. Ayers	Reckon Not, Sir [face except chin]	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/3172_01.jpg		Barsalou presents two possible source images; MR. Ayers for most of the face, but Joe Kubert for the cleft chin. That's why there are two rows here.
Arthur Peddy	Reverie	1965	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/3538_01.jpg
Mike Sekowsky	Seductive Girl	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0218_01.jpg
Tony Abruzzo	Shipboard Girl [girl's face]	1965			The image might come from Girls' Romances 97, but evidence to support that is not posted at ImageDuplicator.
	Sweet Dreams Baby [face]	1965	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/3539_01.jpg
Tony Abruzzo	Tension	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0230_01.jpg
Jerry Grandenetti	Tex!	1962	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0097_01.jpg
	Untitled(Pair)	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0135_01.jpg
	Varoom 1965	1965	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/1046_01.jpg
	Varoom! 1963	1963	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0122_01.jpg	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/20936_01.jpg	Numerous possible sources exist; the one with Dr. Fate should not be especially hard to locate.
	Vicki! I Though I Heard Your Voice! [text]	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/images/sources/21922_01.jpg
Jay Scott Pike	Vicki! I Though I Heard Your Voice! [Vicki's face]	1964	https://www.imageduplicator.com/sat/sat_big_image.php?image_name=images/works/0248_01.jpg

 

Fingers crossed that the last couple rows of this table display correctly...

 

[Aman619]

I didnt realize he did so many.  Figured it was a couple dozen paintings.