Roy Lichtenstein: Sweet Dreams, Baby!

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• Sweet Dreams, Baby! (1965)

  Look for the title piece, a screenprint nearly a metre tall of a comic-book fist landing a punch, the image SRF called Pop Art pure and simple.

• Hopeless (1963)

  A hugely enlarged comic panel of a crying woman, an oil painting whose dots are painted to look like a print.

• Wallpaper with Blue Floor Interior (1992)

  A five-panel screenprint nearly four metres wide, with a swirling blue carpet that nods to Lichtenstein's love of Van Gogh.

• Portrait, Blue Face and Green Face (1989)

  Three abstract faces made in 18 steps of lithography, woodcut, screenprint and a wax process, so matte patches sit beside glossy and iridescent ones.

• The Sower (1985)

  Van Gogh's sower redone as a Lichtenstein, printed from six aluminium plates, four Finnish birch blocks and 15 screens.

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You want the big comic canvases: apart from two paintings, this is about fifty prints.

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Room 6, the Lichtenstein Lounge, has a magnetic board where you can build your own picture from brushstrokes, dots and grids, the way he collaged his prints.