1968 French Publication Derriere le Mirroir, Calder - Maeght ville de Paris Roy Lichtenstein began producing Pop

Roy Lichtenstein began producing Pop Art paintings based on the imagery of consumerism and popular culture in the early 1960s

coaxing people to buy fresh produce by enticing their eyes with brilliant designs

A reminder of the damages war brought onto the people

to create iconic images that were used to advertise sweets not only to the parents who bought cookies

1968 French Publication Derriere le Mirroir, Calder - Maeght ville de Paris Roy Lichtenstein began producing PopDate: 1968 Size: 15 x 11. 25 inches Artist: Calder, Alexander A rare (and complete) publication printed in 1968 by Aim Maeght. Comprising eight lithographs printed in colours, together with the text pages, each on wove paper. Published by Maeght, Paris, the full sheets loose in the original lithographed covers, overall size 380 x 285 mm (15 x 11 1 4 in). Often sold by the individual sheet for upwards of $1000, we have opted to keep the integrity of