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Roy Lichtenstein's triptych "As I Opened Fire" is a quintessential example of Pop Art, showcasing the artist's signature comic book style and vibrant color palette. Created in 1964, this three-panel work captures the dynamic and dramatic essence of action scenes from war comics, featuring bold lines, Ben-Day dots, and speech bubbles. Lichtenstein's use of parody and appropriation critiques both the art world and popular culture, blurring the boundaries between high and low art. The triptych's visual impact and cultural commentary make it a significant piece in the Pop Art movement, reflecting Lichtenstein's innovative approach to exploring mass media and consumerism.