David Salle's "Paris Review" is a lithograph that exemplifies the artist's characteristic postmodern approach, combining fragmented imagery and layered compositional strategies typical of 1980s appropriation art. The work draws on Salle's practice of juxtaposing disparate visual sources, including references to high art and popular culture, to create a complex dialogue between representation and abstraction. As a lithograph, the medium allowed Salle to explore the interplay of line, tone, and gestural mark making while maintaining the reproducibility inherent to the printmaking process.