A quintessential late-career work by Roy Lichtenstein, 'Nude With Blue Hair' (1994) exemplifies his mastery of the Ben-Day dot technique and comic-strip aesthetic applied to the female nude. The composition features a close-cropped figure with vivid blue hair, bold black outlines, and a saturated red dot-pattern background, all hallmarks of his iconic Pop Art vocabulary. Issued in a limited edition of 40 and hand signed in pencil by the artist, this relief print on Rives BFK mold-made paper is catalogued as Corlett 286, making it a highly documented and collectible example of Lichtenstein's print oeuvre.