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Roy Lichtenstein: Coup de Chapeau I Tote Bag Camille Weiner It contextualized Whitney’s practice inThis tote bag featuring Coup de Chapeau I (1966) by Roy Lichtenstein was produced in conjunction with Lichtenstein Remembered at Gagosian, 980 Madison Avenue, New York. Presenting sculptures and related studies by Lichtenstein, the exhibition was organized to commemorate the centenary of the artists birth. Coup de Chapeau I represents the playful and explosive energy of a cartoon brawl, depicting an unseen individuals hat flying in the air after an