Want to Sell Roy Lichtenstein Reflections Screenprints? Our gallery reviews individual works and documented proofs for potential direct purchase. The core series combines screenprint with lithography, relief, collage and embossing. Send photographs for a confidential evaluation of the composition, edition, signature, condition and ownership history.
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Roy Lichtenstein Reflections Series, 1990
In Reflections, Lichtenstein interrupts recognizable subjects with bands, dots and shapes that suggest reflected light or a view through glass. Comic-derived figures and earlier artistic motifs appear partially concealed, drawing attention to how an image is seen.
The seven core works, made with Tyler Graphics Ltd. in 1990, are catalogued as Corlett 239–245. Two related editions, Reflections on Expressionist Painting and Reflections on Soda Fountain, were produced separately and have different edition and workshop details.
Seven works, 1990
68 of each work, plus 16 artist’s proofs
Tyler Graphics Ltd., Mount Kisco, New York
Explore the Roy Lichtenstein Reflections
The first seven images show the 1990 Tyler Graphics series. The final two show the related Expressionist Painting and Soda Fountain editions.
Reflections Editions and Corlett References
Each core composition has a numbered edition of 68 plus 16 artist’s proofs. The two related editions are listed separately below. Additional printer’s, workshop and other designated proofs are documented in the individual catalogue entries.
| Artwork | Corlett | Numbered Edition | Artist’s Proofs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reflections on Crash | 239 | 68 | 16 |
| Reflections on Conversation | 240 | 68 | 16 |
| Reflections on Hair | 241 | 68 | 16 |
| Reflections on Brushstrokes | 242 | 68 | 16 |
| Reflections on The Scream | 243 | 68 | 16 |
| Reflections on Minerva | 244 | 68 | 16 |
| Reflections on Girl | 245 | 68 | 16 |
| Reflections on Expressionist Painting (related edition) | 255 | 60 | 16 |
| Reflections on Soda Fountain (related edition) | 257 | 85 | 30 |
Paper, Dimensions and Production
The seven Tyler Graphics editions were produced on mould-made Somerset paper, combining lithography and screenprint with relief or woodcut, metallized PVC collage and embossing. Sheet dimensions vary by composition. Compare the full sheet measurement with the appropriate Corlett entry, keeping it separate from the frame opening.
The Two Related Editions
Reflections on Expressionist Painting: Made in 1990 and published in 1991 for the Carnegie Hall 100th Anniversary Portfolio, this work uses screenprinted encaustic wax and Magna on Saunders Waterford paper. Saff Tech Arts printed it; Fine Art Ltd., St. Louis, published it for the benefit of Carnegie Hall.
Reflections on Soda Fountain: This 1991 screenprint is on BFK Rives paper. Gemini G.E.L., Los Angeles, printed it and co-published the edition with the artist.
Signatures, Dates and Workshop Marks
The core editions are signed, numbered and dated ’90 in pencil in the lower-right margin, with the Tyler Graphics blindstamp. Workshop numbers are documented on the reverse.
The related editions require different comparisons: Expressionist Painting is dated ’90 and carries Saff Tech Arts markings; Soda Fountain is dated ’91 and carries Gemini G.E.L. markings. Match the full medium description and catalogue reference alongside the image and inscriptions.
See our guide to identifying original Roy Lichtenstein artwork.
Photographs to Send
- The complete front, including visible margins.
- Close-ups of the pencil signature, date, numbering and blindstamp.
- An angled view showing metallic collage, embossing or surface texture.
- Accessible reverse labels and markings, plus any fading, creases, tears or lifting collage.
- Dimensions and available invoices, certificates or earlier sale records.
Phone photographs are sufficient for an initial inquiry. If the work is framed, send what you can photograph safely without removing it.
For general valuation guidance, visit How Much Is My Roy Lichtenstein Worth? A proof designation does not automatically establish a higher value.
How to Sell Your Roy Lichtenstein Reflections
1. Send Photographs
Share images and the information you have. Complete documentation is helpful but is not required to begin.
2. Receive Our Review
We research the artwork and discuss a potential direct purchase offer if it is appropriate for our inventory.
3. Arrange the Sale
If you accept an offer, we coordinate payment and the agreed arrangements for packing and collection.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many works are in the Reflections series?
The 1990 Tyler Graphics series contains seven compositions, Corlett 239–245. Expressionist Painting and Soda Fountain are related editions with separate production histories and edition sizes.
Are Reflections works entirely screenprinted?
The core series combines screenprint with lithography, relief or woodcut, metallized PVC collage and embossing. The related editions use different techniques, so the exact title matters.
Are the metallic areas part of the artwork?
Metallized PVC collage and embossing are documented features of the seven core editions. Include close photographs so the materials and their condition can be reviewed.
Can I sell a single work or a proof?
Yes. We consider individual works, groups and documented proofs for potential purchase. You do not need a complete set to contact us.
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