Roy Lichtenstein's Southampton estate, untouched for over 50 years, is on the market for $20 million; a unique opportunity for collectors and admirers of pop art.
The estate, which served as Lichtenstein's primary residence, features a main home of 5,800 square feet and a studio among the picturesque two acres, showcasing ocean views.
Sotheby's Harald Grant mentions that while the property offers beach access, it lacks a pool, presenting a rare difference from other luxurious Hampton homes.
Roy Lichtenstein, a pivotal figure in the pop art movement, shares his legacy with works that include iconic pieces like Drowning Girl and Masterpiece, which sold for $165 million.
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