Arguably the most popular of American painter Roy Lichtenstein's works, Drowning Girl is an iconic landmark of pop art. But beneath its bold lines, clever circles, and rushing waves lies the story ...

Despite the wording at the bottom of the page, the imagery was lifted by Roy Lichtenstein for his painting Drowning Girl, also known as Secret Hearts or I Don't Care! I'd Rather Sink, exhibited ...

But in 2021, author Neil Gaiman scolded the Museum of Modern Art on Twitter for not crediting Tony Abruzzo, whose work was appropriated for the 1963 Lichtenstein painting “Drowning Girl.” ...

What was pop art pioneer Roy Lichtenstein doing before he created celebrated works such as “Look Mickey,” “Drowning Girl” and “Whaam!?” Quite a lot it turns out, as can be seen in a ...

Turn 180 degrees and you can compare it with Hokusai's seminal image. Roy Lichtenstein, "Drowning Girl," 1963. (Courtesy The Museum of Modern Art, New York; Philip Johnson Fund, by exchange ...

One night Roy Lichtenstein's "Drowning Girl" exits her painting and finds herself inside a museum in New York City. Dripping wet and overwhelmed she experiences our world for the first time.

By Cleo Lichtenstein... Credits: Roy Lichtenstein By Sally Drowning girl... I didn't really have an inspiration..I was online one... By Alice Dragon Girl ...