Photographer Laurie Lambrecht worked as a part-time assistant to Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein from 1990 to 1992, helping him to inventory his studio in preparation for his 1993 retrospective at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan. Lichtenstein encouraged Lambrecht to take photographs of the process, and her new series is a rare insider's view of the painter's studio and working environment. See more photos and read the rest of the Lens Culture article here, too. Via 3quarksdaily.
(all photographs of Lichtenstein's work here are by Laurie Lambrecht)
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9 comments:
Wow I really love them!
very pop arty! WHo doesn't love Roy lichtenstien?
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This is so interesting. Great tip and the photos are very inspiring. Gets the creative juices flowing.
These are great pictures!
these aer amazing photographs. I love seeing an artist in the creative process. must check out the other photos. thanks.
This is so unbelievably cool...thank you for sharing!
Lori, these are amazing. I do believe you find the best things! Thank you for being here!
You are so welcome, all — it's great to know you enjoy these as much as I do! It's lovely to be able to share these finds with you!
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very inspiring. (:
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