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ROY LICHTENSTEIN: THE MAN WHO DIDN’T PAINT BEN DAY DOTS
This post has spawned. See also: The History of Ben Day Dots Part 2: Halftones, Polke dots etc. Part 3 : CMYK / 4-colour comic book printing, RGB dots on your screen Part 4 : Secret origins of Ben Day dots—history and pre-history Part … Continue reading →
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LEGION of ANDY 