AFTER ROY LICHTENSTEIN
Study for 'No Thank You!' Poster
signed in pencil 'Roy Lichtenstein' (lower margin)
offset Lithograph

36 1/2 x 24 inches (92.7 x 61.0 cm)
Executed in 1984. Published by James Goodman Gallery, New York.

This limited edition lithograph poster features Study for No Thank You!, a compelling example of Roy Lichtenstein’s signature Pop Art style. Originally created for a 1984 exhibition at the James Goodman Gallery in New York, the artwork depicts a woman rendered in Lichtenstein’s iconic comic-strip aesthetic, complete with bold outlines and Ben-Day dots. A speech bubble reading “No Thank You!” injects the image with irony and narrative tension—hallmarks of the artist’s work.

This particular poster holds deep personal significance for Lorraine Schwartz. At just 18 years old, after working in one of her first fashion shows, she used the $5,000 she made to purchase this piece—her first art acquisition. It marked the beginning of a lifelong love for art and collecting. 

Signed in pencil in the lower right margin.