This artist prominently used Ben-Day dots, such as in a work with the text "rockets blazed through the sky" showing two fighter jets.
Erle Loran claimed that this artist plagiarized a work that was simply a black and white outline of Paul Cezanne's portrait of his wife. One figure in an artwork by this man covers his mouth to stifle laughter upon seeing that his pantsless friend has snagged his own jacket with a (*) fishing hook. This artist included Donald Duck in his Look, Mickey!, and he painted a wave swirling above a girl who refuses to call Brad for help. This artist prominently used Ben-Day dots, such as in a work with the text "rockets blazed through the sky" showing two fighter jets. For 10 points, name this Pop artist of the comic-book inspired Drowning Girl and Whaam!
Erle Loran claimed that this artist plagiarized a work that was simply a black and white outline of Paul Cezanne's portrait of his wife.
Roy (Fox) Lichtenstein