We Rose Up Slowly | Framed Wall Art

We Rose Up Slowly | Roy Lichtenstein | 1964 

WE ROSE UP SLOWLY …AS IF WE DIDN’T BELONG TO THE OUTSIDE WORLD ANY LONGER …LIKE SWIMMERS IN A SHADOWY DREAM… WHO DIDN’T NEED TO BREATHE…

The idyllic and romantic essence of love. This artwork features a couple submerged in water, gazing at each other with serene intimacy. Lichtenstein's use of Ben-Day dots and bold lines highlights the influence of comic strips, infusing the scene with a blend of sincerity and irony. Through this artwork, Lichtenstein explores the juxtaposition of genuine emotion and mass-produced imagery, presenting love as both a personal experience and a cultural construct.

5th artwork in the 001-LOVE collection, representing the 60's conception of love. 

001-LOVE | What is Love? 

Our collections are a collective social representation of big fundamental questions. 

We gather and translate perspectives to create products that showcase categorized answers from digital + physical interviews, art and music.  

Be surrounded by art that carries stories, feelings, and energy.

200 gsm semi-gloss coated paper, clear Perspex insert cover
Hand-crafted wooden frame
Ready for hanging

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Care instructions: If the poster does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.