Any one recommend a good uk dealer?

i actually work at David Benrimon fine art ( i am on here for personal interest). But we specialize in Lichtenstein, but mostly in the 6 figures
more than happy to help with info if you need it though.

Hamilton Selway on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. Best spot to buy a Roy hands down !!

Guys really thanks for this help! This is exactly what the forums about. Happy days.... I look forward to owning a nice HP printer printed Lichtenstein

Funny you say that jeezuzjonessnr, I've gone the other way..... I'm more - why go with more DFace when I can try and get hold of the originator! (although I am a DFace fan)

I'm looking for offers on this piece if anyone is interested drop me a pm for pictures and any more details as required

Roy LICHTENSTEIN
United States of America 1923 – 1997
Entablature III
1976
Description: from the Entablature series
Title Notes: 016-003
Materials & Technique: prints, stencil, relief, collage colour screenprint, lithograph metal foil collage, embossing Support: Rives BFK paper
Manufacturer's Mark: embossed lower right Tyler Graphics Ltd chop
Impression: right to print
Edition: edition of 16 plus 9 artist's proofs; special proof; right to print; printer's proof I; archive copy
Publisher: Tyler Graphics Ltd
Place Published: Bedford Village, New York
Date Published: 1976
Primary Insc: signed and dated in pencil lower right 'Lichtenstein '76'
Dimensions: comp 52.6 h x 96.6 w cm sheet 74.2 h x 114.2 w cm
Cat Raisonné: Corlett(1994),pl.140; PCN Jul-Aug 76 p.87
Acknowledgement: Purchased 2005 in NYC all paperwork included

There is a video on Vimeo which give some background on the printing process link below



I have an offer on the table from a dealer in California just thought I'd see if anyone had any interest here

Some further info for those who have interest

Entablatures 1971–76

A Retrospective


The Entablatures can be divided into black-and-white works (1971–72) and later works in color (1974–76). Their source was a series of photographs of classical motifs on institutional buildings that Lichtenstein took in and around New York City's Wall Street. His goal was to ascertain the minimum information required to build paintings that would read as architrave, cornice, and frieze, the three components of a classical entablature. The artist sought a kind of statistical average of Greco-Roman-inspired architecture—through the lens of its imitation by early-20th-century American architects, whose work was already an imitation of 19th-century French Beaux-Arts architects, themselves copying ancient sources. The Entablatures are the result of this complex appropriation, which explains Lichtenstein's recourse to photographs taken in New York City: he ignored the temptation to consult "originals" and instead used pointedly derivative, vernacular forms as his point of departure.
The works in this series mark Lichtenstein's last sustained engagement with one of his episodic concerns—the congruence between image and field, where, in the artist's words, "the size and shape of the subject and the size and shape of the painting are the same." Lichtenstein called the series "interesting in its uninterestingness." His formulation recalls sculptor Donald Judd's famous declaration that a work "needs only to be interesting." Humorously noting Minimalism's long prehistory, Lichtenstein here alluded to the ancient Greeks' use of serial motifs. The artist explained, "The Entablatures . . . were essentially a way of making a Minimalist painting that has a Classical reference."

Happy to discuss details of what offer I have just drop me a pm.

I'm in NY in oct. totally going

Awesome, saw it here a few days ago, then your photo totally sealed the deal.

Gotta take the hip shots and hope for the best lol

http://instagram.com/p/7oBmNMRkIN

Was with my daughter and they had like 6 security dudes....didnt want to get thrown out with her. Definately wouldve 'shot from the hip' if I were solo

Looking for a Roy Lichtenstein signed print titled "Reverie". Any leads would be appreciated. Hoping for a private party deal.  

Thanks