Lichtenstein ART Embroidered Patch
Art, 1962.
1 Iron-on patch (3 in x 2 in.), embroidery on twill with a merrowed border.
2025 © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein.
About Lichtenstein:
Born in New York City on October 27, 1923, Lichtenstein wanted to be an artist by age fifteen. While in high school, he took Saturday classes at what is now the Parsons School of Design and a summer course at the Art Students League. He received his B.F.A. and M.F.A. from Ohio State University, after serving in Europe during WWII. In 1961, Lichtenstein stunned the art world by painting images appropriated from comic books and newspaper advertisements—a direct challenge to the dominant ideology of Abstract Expressionism, which avoided kitsch as if it were the plague. Lichtenstein’s delight in mixing high and low culture is a defining characteristic of his legacy.
About the designer:
Apply is a Brooklyn-based creative studio that makes extraordinary stickers. They're inspired by the museums, galleries, and gritty stickered streetscapes of New York. Made with the best, their stickers let anyone be their boldest, brightest self.
Discover our entire collection from Apply Stickers.
1 Iron-on patch (3 in x 2 in.), embroidery on twill with a merrowed border.
2025 © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein.
About Lichtenstein:
Born in New York City on October 27, 1923, Lichtenstein wanted to be an artist by age fifteen. While in high school, he took Saturday classes at what is now the Parsons School of Design and a summer course at the Art Students League. He received his B.F.A. and M.F.A. from Ohio State University, after serving in Europe during WWII. In 1961, Lichtenstein stunned the art world by painting images appropriated from comic books and newspaper advertisements—a direct challenge to the dominant ideology of Abstract Expressionism, which avoided kitsch as if it were the plague. Lichtenstein’s delight in mixing high and low culture is a defining characteristic of his legacy.
About the designer:
Apply is a Brooklyn-based creative studio that makes extraordinary stickers. They're inspired by the museums, galleries, and gritty stickered streetscapes of New York. Made with the best, their stickers let anyone be their boldest, brightest self.
Discover our entire collection from Apply Stickers.
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$4.90Lichtenstein ART Embroidered Patch
Art, 1962.
1 Iron-on patch (3 in x 2 in.), embroidery on twill with a merrowed border.
2025 © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein.
About Lichtenstein:
Born in New York City on October 27, 1923, Lichtenstein wanted to be an artist by age fifteen. While in high school, he took Saturday classes at what is now the Parsons School of Design and a summer course at the Art Students League. He received his B.F.A. and M.F.A. from Ohio State University, after serving in Europe during WWII. In 1961, Lichtenstein stunned the art world by painting images appropriated from comic books and newspaper advertisements—a direct challenge to the dominant ideology of Abstract Expressionism, which avoided kitsch as if it were the plague. Lichtenstein’s delight in mixing high and low culture is a defining characteristic of his legacy.
About the designer:
Apply is a Brooklyn-based creative studio that makes extraordinary stickers. They're inspired by the museums, galleries, and gritty stickered streetscapes of New York. Made with the best, their stickers let anyone be their boldest, brightest self.
Discover our entire collection from Apply Stickers.
1 Iron-on patch (3 in x 2 in.), embroidery on twill with a merrowed border.
2025 © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein.
About Lichtenstein:
Born in New York City on October 27, 1923, Lichtenstein wanted to be an artist by age fifteen. While in high school, he took Saturday classes at what is now the Parsons School of Design and a summer course at the Art Students League. He received his B.F.A. and M.F.A. from Ohio State University, after serving in Europe during WWII. In 1961, Lichtenstein stunned the art world by painting images appropriated from comic books and newspaper advertisements—a direct challenge to the dominant ideology of Abstract Expressionism, which avoided kitsch as if it were the plague. Lichtenstein’s delight in mixing high and low culture is a defining characteristic of his legacy.
About the designer:
Apply is a Brooklyn-based creative studio that makes extraordinary stickers. They're inspired by the museums, galleries, and gritty stickered streetscapes of New York. Made with the best, their stickers let anyone be their boldest, brightest self.
Discover our entire collection from Apply Stickers.
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Art, 1962.
1 Iron-on patch (3 in x 2 in.), embroidery on twill with a merrowed border.
2025 © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein.
About Lichtenstein:
Born in New York City on October 27, 1923, Lichtenstein wanted to be an artist by age fifteen. While in high school, he took Saturday classes at what is now the Parsons School of Design and a summer course at the Art Students League. He received his B.F.A. and M.F.A. from Ohio State University, after serving in Europe during WWII. In 1961, Lichtenstein stunned the art world by painting images appropriated from comic books and newspaper advertisements—a direct challenge to the dominant ideology of Abstract Expressionism, which avoided kitsch as if it were the plague. Lichtenstein’s delight in mixing high and low culture is a defining characteristic of his legacy.
About the designer:
Apply is a Brooklyn-based creative studio that makes extraordinary stickers. They're inspired by the museums, galleries, and gritty stickered streetscapes of New York. Made with the best, their stickers let anyone be their boldest, brightest self.
Discover our entire collection from Apply Stickers.
1 Iron-on patch (3 in x 2 in.), embroidery on twill with a merrowed border.
2025 © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein.
About Lichtenstein:
Born in New York City on October 27, 1923, Lichtenstein wanted to be an artist by age fifteen. While in high school, he took Saturday classes at what is now the Parsons School of Design and a summer course at the Art Students League. He received his B.F.A. and M.F.A. from Ohio State University, after serving in Europe during WWII. In 1961, Lichtenstein stunned the art world by painting images appropriated from comic books and newspaper advertisements—a direct challenge to the dominant ideology of Abstract Expressionism, which avoided kitsch as if it were the plague. Lichtenstein’s delight in mixing high and low culture is a defining characteristic of his legacy.
About the designer:
Apply is a Brooklyn-based creative studio that makes extraordinary stickers. They're inspired by the museums, galleries, and gritty stickered streetscapes of New York. Made with the best, their stickers let anyone be their boldest, brightest self.
Discover our entire collection from Apply Stickers.
