This iconic 1973 screenprint, 'Finger Pointing,' is a quintessential example of Roy Lichtenstein’s mastery of Pop Art. Originally created for the 'New York Collection for Stockholm' portfolio, this piece cleverly appropriates the aggressive, authoritative gesture from historical military propaganda and reframes it within a commercial, graphic context. Featuring Lichtenstein’s signature bold red and black palette and his iconic use of halftone Ben-Day dots, this print captures the urgent, witty energy of the 1970s American art scene. A must-have for collectors of mid-century graphic design and Pop Art history.